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Moving can be expensive; the cost of furniture and household goods — everything from beds and bedding to pots and pans for cooking — add up. That’s no different for affordable housing units.
The Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara announced its “Adopt a Home” campaign in partnership with nonprofit partner 2nd Story Associates on Monday. The goal? Raise $50,000 to help prepare 31 studio units at 3055 De la Vina Street. The units will provide a home for chronically homeless and formerly homeless folks…