Lake City Bank and its employees are partnering with Habitat for Humanity of Kosciusko County to recycle aluminum cans from the Warsaw LCB offices to benefit future Habitat builds within the county.

Shelly Fraley, assistant vice president, raised the idea of donating the cans earlier this year and, along with coworkers Dave Bickel and Angie Thompson, handed over the first collection this week. Lake City Bank employees Rick Hatcher and Dennis Turner will be handling the future collection in partnership with Habitat.Currently, bright green can collection sheds can be found at:

• Lowe’s, 2495 Jalynn St., Warsaw
• White’s Flooring, 2249 N Detroit, Warsaw
• AutoZone, 1801 E Center St., Warsaw
• Harrison Elementary, 1300 Husky Trail, Warsaw
• Warsaw Wesleyan Church, 2402 Old US 30 W, Warsaw
• Steffen Realty, 909 N Huntington St., Syracuse
• North Webster Community Center, 301 N Main St., North Webster

  Habitat plans to add more locations to this list and is actively seeking more partners to help recycle cans and use the proceeds to build homes for families in need. In 2012 Habitat Kosciusko collected more than 1,165 pounds of aluminum (approximately 46,600 cans).

  Those interested in participating in the campaign can contact Habitat Kosciusko at 574-269-4104 for more information.