NBN Online for the week of March 14, 2005

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In This Issue:

Front Page
Guide Promotes Safe Practices for Working With Concrete
Leaders in Congress, HUD Urged to Adopt Strong Housing Agenda
Justice Launching Forum on Accessibility Compliance
President's Message
NAHB Is Your Business Partner
Politics & Government
Builders to Carry Storm Water, ESA Concerns to Capitol Hill
Senate-Passed Bill Stops Tenant, Home Owner Bankruptcy Abuse
OSHA Reform Package Would Enhance Worker Safety
Economics & Finance
Population Along U.S. Coasts Continues to Grow
Eye on the Economy
Seniors Housing
Attend the 2005 Seniors Housing Symposium
Multifamily
Multifamily Builders Back Homeownership Tax Credit
Remodelers
Network — Because No Remodeler Is an Island
Education
Concrete Tour Mixes Demos, Networking, Six Plant Visits
Education Calendar
Building Systems
Technical Report Looks at Sound Transmission and Log Walls
Speakers, Presentations Sought on Systems-Built Housing
Workforce Housing
Challenging Seattle Site Yields Affordable Condos
Design
Get Floor Plans Reviewed at NAHB/BALA Design Conference
NAHB's Land Development Magazine Wins PIVA Award
Sales and Marketing
Be Thorough When Planning Your Grand Opening
Tips
Builders' Tip: Fitting Stair Treads
Women's Council
Coaching Is the Name of the Game
Labor
HBI Trustees Visit Project CRAFT in Dallas
Building Products
Michael Graves Kitchen Faucets Win Design Award
Coast to Coast
Future Real Estate Markets Shed Some Mystery
Builder's Engineer
Who Are You in Bed With?
Association news
Rockingham, N.C., Builders Change Local Resident's Life
NAHB Spring Board Meeting Set for April 11-17
Robson Seeks Office of NAHB Vice President and Secretary
Get GM Discount on More Than 80 Vehicles
Help Tsunami Survivors Rebuild Their Homes
Subscribe Your Employees to Nation's Building News
Calendar of Events

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Rockingham, N.C., Builders Change Local Resident's Life

NAHB Spring Board Meeting Set for April 11-17

Robson Seeks Office of NAHB Vice President and Secretary

Get GM Discount on More Than 80 Vehicles

Subscribe Your Employees to Nation's Building News

Calendar of Events

Help Tsunami Survivors Rebuild Their Homes

Many NAHB members already have responded to the devastating earthquake and tsunami disaster in South Asia by generously giving to numerous relief agencies that are providing vital emergency assistance to the survivors. As the relief effort continues and moves from the acute, emergency phase into recovery, the home building industry is rallying to address the longer term need for temporary and permanent shelter in the tsunami-affected nations.

Over the years, NAHB and its members have united to help those in need, demonstrating time and again that Home Builders Care, a philosophy as well as a call to action that is emblematic of the industry's commitment to community service and charitable causes.

In response to what will be an overwhelming need for permanent shelter, NAHB and the National Housing Endowment have established the Home Builders Care/National Housing Endowment-Tsunami Shelter Fund to raise desperately needed funds.

With an initial donation of $250,000, designated by the NAHB Board of Directors at the International Builders’ Show, the fund will be directed to rebuilding efforts that provide temporary and permanent shelter for survivors.

Please help by making a tax deductible donation to the Home Builders Care/National Housing Endowment-Tsunami Shelter Fund. Money raised by the National Housing Endowment will be granted to one or more U.S. charitable relief organizations working to help tsunami survivors obtain temporary and permanent shelter.

Please direct your donation check to:

National Housing Endowment
1201 15th Street NW
Washington, D.C. 20005

Checks should be made payable to the National Housing Endowment and, in the memo section, please note the Tsunami Shelter Fund.

The NAHB Senior Officers have selected Past President Bob Mitchell to oversee and guide this fundraising effort.

For more information, contact Troy Patterson at the National Housing Endowment at 800-368-5242 x8483 or Kym Kilbourne in NAHB Public Affairs, x8447.

 


 

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