Cliffs Foundation, the charitable giving arm of Cliffs Natural Resources Inc., announced a $50,000 pledge to North St. Louis County Habitat for Humanity, which will be administered in $10,000 increments over five years. The money will be used to help build homes for low-income families in the communties that surround mine operations on the Iron Range. The first $10,000 check was delivered to Habitat for Humanity's executive director and board members at the construction site of a home in Eveleth last month. This is the first multi-year grant of its type received by North St. Louis County Habitat for Humanity. Pictured are (back row, from left) Rod McPeak and Robert Pugleasa, Habitat board members; and (front row, from left) Habitat executive director Nathan Thompson, Habitat executive director Nathan Thompson, Habitat board members Caroline Owens and Mark Weir, and Sandy Karnowski, Cliffs district manager of public affairs.
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