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Two Winnipeg families receive keys to Habitat for Humanity homes

Todd, Chloe and Carmin received the keys to their new home from Sandy Hopkins, president of the Manitoba Habitat team, Monday. Jeremy Desrochiers / Global News

After four months and the efforts of 2,000 volunteers, two families take possession of their new homes in St. James Monday.

The first family to receive their keys were Todd and his daughters Chloe and Carmin.

The trio found out earlier this year that their home was to be the ‘Carter house’; that former US president Jimmy Carter and his wife would help with the build.

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READ MORE: Better Winnipeg: Habitat homeowner finds out his family house will be the Carter Home

The two homes are the first of ten that are being constructed in the city.

The cost of building a Habitat is roughly $175,000, not including the cost of the land.

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