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Records Reveal Durham Builder Used Habitat For Humanity as a Trojan Horse in SCAD Proposal

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Documents and emails from both Habitat and SCAD-involved parties show that Habitat didn't authorize its co-sponsorship. The emails involve exchanges between Leon Meyers, who then served as a general board member of Durham Habitat. A Durham builder and sometime Habitat volunteer led the fundraising effort around writing the proposed text changes.

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Records Reveal Durham Builder Used Habitat For Humanity as a Trojan Horse in SCAD Proposal

Records show how a Durham builder proposed the SCAD text amendment, raised money to finance its drafting and application fee, and slapped on the name of a nationally beloved nonprofit as cosponsor without their consent.

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Records Reveal Durham Builder Used Habitat For Humanity as a Trojan Horse in SCAD Proposal

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Records Reveal Durham Builder Used Habitat For Humanity as a Trojan Horse in SCAD Proposal

Records Reveal Durham Builder Used Habitat For Humanity as a Trojan Horse in SCAD Proposal

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