Meet the volunteers helping low-income seniors fix their homes @rockymtnpbs
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After a toilet overflowed at her house, Lori Kratzer needed new floors. Kratzer, who lives on a fixed-income, couldn't afford to do the repair herself. Volunteers with Bright Leaf, a Colorado non-profit, installed new flooring at Kratzer's home in November.

Produced by Cormac McCrimmon, Rocky Mountain PBS, as part of a collaboration with KUNC

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