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86-year-old volunteer repairs electronics for a good cause — Photo: CBS7

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86-year-old volunteer repairs electronics for a good cause

(Aging Untold) - An 86-year-old volunteer in Virginia is helping Habitat for Humanity by taking apart donated electronics and appliances for recycling.

By Ashley Hendricks·2 hr ago

(Aging Untold) - An 86-year-old volunteer in Virginia is helping Habitat for Humanity by taking apart donated electronics and appliances for recycling.

Marshall Johnson helps keep the recycling program running at the Hanover and King William Habitat for Humanity store.

The program relies on donations of gently used electronics and appliances.

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