Indianapolis Public Schools transfers unused land to Habitat for Humanity

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  1. About 10 years ago, I contacted Habitat for Humanity to donate a lot I owned in the Brightwood -Martindale area. They told me they didn’t want it.

    1. Sounds like they made the right decision for themselves and their strategic goals… Charities should not accept anything left on their door as it could create more costs and hassles than benefit for the end cause.

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