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Executive Director, Linda Andrews.

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Alice Zander and Reverend Edward Brady.

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James Atkins, volunteer for Habitat for Humanity, measures the siding on a house. (Photo by Edgar Mendez)

James Atkins, volunteer for Habitat for Humanity, measures the siding on a house. (Photo by Edgar Mendez)

James Atkins, volunteer for Habitat for Humanity, measures the siding on a house. (Photo by Edgar Mendez)

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Photos by Patrick Strattner www.patrickstrattner.com

James Atkins, volunteer for Habitat for Humanity, measures the siding on a house. (Photo by Edgar Mendez)

James Atkins, volunteer for Habitat for Humanity, measures the siding on a house. (Photo by Edgar Mendez)

James Atkins, volunteer for Habitat for Humanity, measures the siding on a house. (Photo by Edgar Mendez)

Alice Zander and Reverend Edward Brady.

Photo by aaronmitchellphotography.com/

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IU Health and Indy Habitat partnered to build 25 houses across the state.