SR 16 by Caballero
SR 16
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Overview
This Senate Resolution honors the legacy of President Jimmy Carter and his decades-long commitment to promoting affordable housing and volunteerism through his work with Habitat for Humanity. It recognizes his contributions to conflict resolution, economic development, and humanitarian causes, as well as his advocacy for homeownership. The resolution officially designates December 29th as President Jimmy Carter Day in California.
Key provisions
- Designates December 29th as President Jimmy Carter Day in California.
- Recognizes Jimmy Carter’s decades of work with Habitat for Humanity.
- Acknowledges Carter’s Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts in conflict mediation and humanitarian causes.
- Highlights Carter’s contributions to domestic policy, including establishing key departments and expanding national parks.
- Recognizes the impact of the Carter Work Project, which has inspired over 108,000 volunteers and built homes in 14 countries.
- Emphasizes the importance of volunteerism and its role in building communities and fostering generational wealth.
- Celebrates Carter’s advocacy for affordable homeownership.
- Acknowledges the Carters’ visits to California to participate in Habitat for Humanity projects.
Who is affected
- Residents of California
- Habitat for Humanity supporters and volunteers
- The Carter family
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