[getsmart-l] Habitat Toronto joins with partners to complete Canada's first-ever 'green' Habitat homes
Media Advisory
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Fri Aug 17 03:35:00 EDT 2007
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Media Advisory- Attention News/Assignment/Home Editors and Reporters
Scarborough:
Habitat Toronto joins with partners to complete
Canada's first-ever 'green' Habitat homes
Over 1,000 volunteers help build 10 ENERGY STAR®
qualified homes over seven days to help families break the cycle of poverty
(Scarborough, Ontario) On Sunday, August 19,
2007, a dedication ceremony will be held to
celebrate the efforts of volunteers who helped
build 10 ENERGY STAR qualified homes.
Volunteers will be putting the finishing touches
on the homes up until the dedication ceremony at
3:00 p.m. Media are invited to spend the day with
community members, neighbours, partners and
representatives of EnerQuality Corporation (which
oversees the ENERGY STAR for New Homes initiative
in Ontario) as the keys to the new, energy
efficient homes are handed to their new owners.
View the new homes and learn about EnerQuality's
commitment to environmentally friendly building
practices and role in Canada's first ENERGY STAR
for New Homes build for Habitat for Humanity.
WHAT: Dedication ceremony of 10 ENERGY STAR® qualified homes
WHEN: Sunday, August 19, 2007, 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM
WHERE: 4200 Kingston Road (Kingston Road south of Lawrence)
Habitat for Humanity contacts:
Neil Hetherington, CEO
(416) 755-7353 x 223 or cell (416) 436-4190
neil at torontohabitat.on.ca
Kim Smiley, VP Marketing & Development
(416) 755-7353 x 235 or cell (416) 436-4191
ksmiley at torontohabitat.on.ca
EnerQuality Corporation contact:
Michelle Cote, Account Manager
(416) 305 3671
michelle at enerquality.ca
ENERGY STAR® for New Homes is a label given to
homes that meet balanced, whole-house
energy-efficiency standards, guaranteeing their
owners significant energy savings. New homes that
receive the ENERGY STAR label are approximately
30 percent more energy-efficient than those built
to the minimum Ontario building code standards.
The ENERGY STAR mark, used with permission, is
administered and promoted in Canada by Natural
Resources Canada. The ENERGY STAR for New Homes
initiative in Ontario has the support of
government and private sector partners, including
Natural Resources Canada, Ontario Power
Authority, Enbridge Gas Distribution, the Canada
Mortgage and Housing Corporation, DuPont Tyvek,
Icynene, Owens Corning, OZZ Corporation and Union Gas.
Habitat for Humanity Toronto is a non-profit,
non-denominational Christian housing
organization. Habitat welcomes all people without
discrimination to join us to build simple,
decent, affordable homes in partnership with
low-income families. One hundred percent of all
administrative and fundraising costs are paid for
by the operation of three ReStores, which sell
donated, quality new and gently-used renovation
materials. Habitat for Humanity has built more
than 225,000 homes with families in need in over
100 countries. Every 21 minutes, Habitat for Humanity builds a new home.
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