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Transitional housing community receives $10,000 grant and help from Lowe's volunteers

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MIDVALE, Utah (ABC4) — Lowe's employees from around Salt Lake County showed up at Lifestart Village to help complete multiple improvement projects on Sept. According to Family Support Center, the organization that operates Lifestart Village, they were selected by Lowe's out of over 5,000 nominations to receive support from the hardware retail company.

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