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 Fort Collins, Colorado – July 29, 2008– On   Saturday, July 12th, employees of Fort Collins’ Weston Distance Learning, Inc.,   once again showed they have heart. From 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. that day, eight   Weston workers (and one of their daughters) helped build a Habitat for Humanity   home for the Ridgeway family of Fort Collins. Along with other community   members, the Weston crew caulked, painted, laid tile, passed boards up to the   roof and installed landscaping. “The landscaping was the toughest job,” said   Betsy Wheeler, Weston’s Human Resources Manager. “The rototiller was huge!”
 
 That Saturday, as they helped the local Ridgeway family get closer to   moving into their brand new home, the Weston crew reported feeling plugged into   the larger Habitat for Humanity effort. Habitat for Humanity International, or   HFHI, was founded in 1976 to combat the growing problem of no or substandard   housing faced by millions around the globe. Since then, HFHI has been providing   people with simple, decent housing through the use of volunteer construction   labor and donated money and materials. Now, more than 250,000 HFHI houses   shelter more than 1,000,000 people in 3,000+ communities worldwide. And the   number keeps growing. Thanks to people like the crew from Weston, HFHI estimates   that a new Habitat house goes up somewhere in the world every 21 minutes.
 
 Taking part in the July 12th Habitat build was just one of the ways that   Weston employees have been giving back to the Fort Collins community. Earlier   this year, Weston launched the popular Weston C.A.R.E.S. program, through which   employees are kept informed via email about current volunteer needs in the area.   In June, Weston volunteers raised $6,000 for Relay for Life, the annual,   nationwide fundraiser supporting the American Cancer Society. Through Weston   C.A.R.E.S., company employees are now regularly donating time and money to   efforts such as Habitat for Humanity, Relay for Life, the Larimer County Humane   Society and Crossroads Safehouse.
 
 Weston Distance Learning, Inc. (Fort Collins, Colorado) is the parent company   overseeing operations of three distance education schools: At-Home Professions,   McKinley College and U.S. Career Institute. The schools enroll students   throughout the country. Weston courses prepare students to work in more than 25   fields that offer solid job prospects and earning potential. Currently, Weston   is launching a new distance education course every few months. Its state   approval is issued by the Colorado Department of Education’s Division of Private   Occupational Schools. Each course is accredited through the nationally   recognized Distance Education and Training Council. To learn more about Weston   Distance Learning, visit http://www.westondistancelearning.com.
 For more information or to schedule an interview with Ann Rohr, please call   marketing director Kevin White at (800) 347-7899 or email Kevin at KevinW@westondistancelearning.com.
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