Members of Greenwood Community Church visited one house and assisted with trash removal and overall cleanup and organization of a yard. There was a lot of weeding to be done, but the church members focused and completed the task at hand. Marcelino, the resident, explained that he had just become so busy that maintaining his yard was harder than he expected. “It was a lot to get started, and having Extreme Community Makeover here to help made it so much easier. I’m so grateful. A lot was needed and a lot was done.”
Monday, October 10, 2011
Despite the Rain
Despite the rain, volunteers met and helped residents of the Globeville on Saturday October 8th. Physically isolated from Denver by freeways, railroad lines and the South Platte River, Globeville is a community apart.
Members of Greenwood Community Church visited one house and assisted with trash removal and overall cleanup and organization of a yard. There was a lot of weeding to be done, but the church members focused and completed the task at hand. Marcelino, the resident, explained that he had just become so busy that maintaining his yard was harder than he expected. “It was a lot to get started, and having Extreme Community Makeover here to help made it so much easier. I’m so grateful. A lot was needed and a lot was done.”
Members of Greenwood Community Church visited one house and assisted with trash removal and overall cleanup and organization of a yard. There was a lot of weeding to be done, but the church members focused and completed the task at hand. Marcelino, the resident, explained that he had just become so busy that maintaining his yard was harder than he expected. “It was a lot to get started, and having Extreme Community Makeover here to help made it so much easier. I’m so grateful. A lot was needed and a lot was done.”
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