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Copper Development Association Donates Copper Roofing for Missouri Camp's "Extreme Makeover"
September 12, 2005
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In just one week’s time, the cast and crew of ABC’s top-rated television show, “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition,” worked their magic at Camp Barnabas in Purdy (population: 1,103).
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“When we heard of this very worthwhile project we responded with a ‘ton’ of copper,” says Ken Geremia, communications director, CDA. “Actually, it was three tons of copper in all. We hope the Teas will enjoy their new home and that campers will benefit from the quality of the copper products provided.”
CDA provided the copper sheet, which was fabricated and installed by Cowin Custom Sheetmetal of Bella Vista, Ark. Daniel Cowin, president, said the standing seam roof they installed will keep the Teas’ new home looking good for many years to come.
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Three new Camp Barnabas buildings were also outfitted with copper plumbing guaranteed to last for 50 years under warranty.
Every summer more than 1,000 children attend Camp Barnabas where they enjoy a traditional summer camp experience with horseback riding, canoeing, hiking, swimming, rock climbing and more.
The Camp Barnabas episode is tentatively scheduled to air on ABC’s “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” on Sunday, October 16.
About "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition"
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About Camp Barnabas Camp
Barnabas is a non-denominational Christian summer camp where special needs children and their siblings experience an awesome, life-changing week of camp. The camp utilizes a predominantly volunteer summer staff and gives young adults the opportunity to serve God as they minister to the campers.
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