Mesa's Dryforce, Chandler officials dive in to help Jewish center rebuild

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East Valley Jewish Community Center

Dryforce efficiency manager Kelcey Steinmetz, from left, and Dryforce corporate water manager Steve Kelley and East Valley Jewish Community Center executive director Steve Tepper are shown, Friday, Jan. 4, 2013, in a classroom at the center where a fire started on Christmas Eve in Chandler. Dryforce donated $10,000 cash to the center to help out and the Chandler police and fire departments donated toys to replace the ones that were destroyed. [Tim Hacker/ Tribune]

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East Valley Jewish Community Center

Dryforce corporate water manager Steve Kelley ,from left, along with East Valley Jewish Community Center executive director Steve Tepper and Dryforce efficiency manager Kelcey Steinmetz are shown, Friday, Jan. 4, 2013, in a classroom at the center where a fire started on Christmas Eve in Chandler. Dryforce donated $10,000 cash to the center to help out and the Chandler police and fire departments donated toys to replace the ones that were destroyed. [Tim Hacker/ Tribune]

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East Valley Jewish Community Center

The East Valley Jewish Community Center shown, Friday, Jan. 4, 2013, where a fire started on Christmas Eve in Chandler. Dryforce donated $10,000 cash to the center to help out and the Chandler police and fire departments donated toys to replace the ones that were destroyed. [Tim Hacker/ Tribune]

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[Tim Hacker/ Tribune]

East Valley Jewish Community Center

Dryforce efficiency manager Kelcey Steinmetz, from left, East Valley Jewish Community Center executive director Steve Tepper and Dryforce corporate water manager Steve Kelley are shown, Friday, Jan. 4, 2013, in a classroom at the center that has been repaired after a fire started on Christmas Eve in Chandler. Dryforce donated $10,000 cash to the center to help out and the Chandler police and fire departments donated toys to replace the ones that were destroyed. [Tim Hacker/ Tribune]

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