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United Way of Southeast Alaska's second Day of Caring, held Oct. 4 at various location in Juneau, matched approximately 84 volunteers from 11 local businesses with projects at 13 area nonprofit organizations. Each team volunteered its time and skills in order to complete much-needed service projects for the nonprofits, including painting dormitories, building an accessibility ramp, shampooing carpets, holding a food drive at local grocery stores and repainting the Mendenhall Valley skate park.
Day of Caring 101008 NEIGHBORS 2 Juneau Empire United Way of Southeast Alaska's second Day of Caring, held Oct. 4 at various location in Juneau, matched approximately 84 volunteers from 11 local businesses with projects at 13 area nonprofit organizations. Each team volunteered its time and skills in order to complete much-needed service projects for the nonprofits, including painting dormitories, building an accessibility ramp, shampooing carpets, holding a food drive at local grocery stores and repainting the Mendenhall Valley skate park.

Courtesy Of Brenda Hewitt

City of Juneau engineering crew, from left, Jennifer Mannix, Engineering Department contract administrator; Phil Millard, Juneau Youth Services maintenance coordinator; Tina Brown, contract specialist; Ron King, chief regulatory surveyor; Paul Beck, engineering associate; and Michelle Brown, administrative assistant for the Lands and Resource Division, holding Rosie.

Friday, October 10, 2008

Story last updated at 10/10/2008 - 10:46 am

Day of Caring

United Way of Southeast Alaska's second Day of Caring, held Oct. 4 at various location in Juneau, matched approximately 84 volunteers from 11 local businesses with projects at 13 area nonprofit organizations. Each team volunteered its time and skills in order to complete much-needed service projects for the nonprofits, including painting dormitories, building an accessibility ramp, shampooing carpets, holding a food drive at local grocery stores and repainting the Mendenhall Valley skate park.

As tradition, University of Alaska Southeast students and staff volunteered by deep cleaning Puddle Jumpers Day Care and the Juneau Family Birth Center.

The Alaskan Brewing Co. also participated in a food drive at Wal-Mart to benefit the Southeast Alaska Food Bank, and an additional food drive was held at Super Bear, manned by Bartlett Regional Hospital staff to benefit Helping Hands.


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