'Miracle on Britton' receives $35K from Windermere top brass
Windermere Coeur d'Alene Realty owner/broker Don "Pepper" Smock, left, and designated broker Pat Krug, right, present Panhandle Affordable Housing Alliance Executive Director Maggie Lyons with a combined total donation of $35,000 to support "Miracle on Britton" during a check presentation Wednesday morning at the Coeur d'Alene Windermere office.
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An example of a Canyon-style home that will be among the 28 houses built in the Miracle on Britton neighborhood in Post Falls that will be affordable for local working families. Donations are coming in to help meet the $1.6 million fundraising goal for the project.
COEUR d'ALENE — For some, seeing is believing.
With large donations to the Panhandle Affordable Housing Alliance's "Miracle on Britton" project, it won't be long before people will be able to see the miracle at work.
Two top names in real estate — Windermere Coeur d'Alene Realty owner/broker Don "Pepper" Smock and designated broker Pat Krug — gave a combined $35,000 of their personal funds to support the future Post Falls neighborhood when they met Wednesday morning with PAHA Executive Director Maggie Lyons.
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