Nanaimo Habitat for Humanity running inaugural local building material drive
29-08-2026 22:00 via nanaimobulletin.com

Nanaimo Habitat for Humanity running inaugural local building material drive

A summer initiative inviting contractors, developers, suppliers, manufacturers, and trades across the mid-Vancouver Island area to donate reusable building materials instead of sending them to landfill is in its final days.
The Habitat for Humanity and BMEx Building Material Drive, which began six weeks ago, ends on Sept. 5 and organizers are giving a final push to contact people and collect as much used material as they can to be sold at Habitat ReStores in Nanaimo and Duncan where they can be
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