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Secretary Mel Martinez at Dedication Ceremony for "The House the Secretary Built"

Secretary Mel Martinez at Dedication Ceremony for "The House the Secretary Built"

Secretary Mel Martinez at Dedication Ceremony for "The House the Secretary Built"

Secretary Mel Martinez at Dedication Ceremony for "The House the Secretary Built"

Secretary Mel Martinez at Dedication Ceremony for "The House the Secretary Built"

Secretary Mel Martinez at Dedication Ceremony for "The House the Secretary Built"

Secretary Mel Martinez at Dedication Ceremony for "The House the Secretary Built"

Secretary Mel Martinez at Dedication Ceremony for "The House the Secretary Built"

Secretary Mel Martinez at Dedication Ceremony for "The House the Secretary Built"

Secretary Mel Martinez at Dedication Ceremony for "The House the Secretary Built"

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Event: Secretary Mel Martinez at Dedication Ceremony for "The House the Secretary Built"

Subject Description: Secretary Mel Martinez at dedication ceremony in Washington, D.C. for the Vernetta Young house, built through partnership of HUD, Habitat for Humanity International, and Habitat for Humanity D.C., including direct contribution by Secretary Martinez as a volunteer (The House the Secretary Built).

Creator: Rick Vargas--HUD

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Secretary Mel Martinez at Habitat for Humanity Event, Washington, D.C.

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Deputy Secretary Alphonso Jackson in Kansas City, Missouri

Secretary Mel Martinez at Dedication Ceremony for "The House the Secretary Built"

Secretary Mel Martinez at Habitat for Humanity Event, Washington, D.C.

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HUD Auditorium Dedication Ceremony - Dedication ceremony for the newly-renovated Brooke-Mondale Auditorium at HUD Headquarters, [named in honor of former Massachusetts Senator Edward Brooke III and former Vice President and Minnesota Senator Walter Mondale, co-sponsors of the 1968 Fair Housing Act]

Secretary Mel Martinez at Habitat for Humanity Event, Washington, D.C.

Manda Bay primary school children sit during the dedication

Secretary Alphonso Jackson in Phoenix, Arizona [to participate in] HUD-Habitat for Humanity ["Building America" press conference]

Volunteer build activities [for World Habitat Day: 27th Annual Carter Work Project, with former President Jimmy Carter and former First Lady Rosalynn Carter joined in Washington, D.C. by Secretary Shaun Donovan, Habitat for Humanity International Chief Executive Officer Jonathan Reckford, Habitat for Humanity of Washington, D.C. President Kent Adcock, and more than 200 volunteers, including HUD staff members, working on renovating and building homes in D.C.'s Ivy City neighborhood]

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