CHESTERTOWN - For the 100th time, a group of local volunteers teamed up, donned tool belts and went to work making a difference for someone in need.
With the construction last week of a new wheelchair ramp at Doris Brown's Langford Road home, Rebuilding Together Kent County, MD celebrated the completion of its 100th project in less than a decade. A quarter of those were done just in the past year.
“We've been in Kent County since 2004. We do necessary home repairs for low-income homeowners,” said Lindsey Buckless – the organization's director of marketing, fundraising and volunteers – from the construction site Aug. 16.
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2 comments:
We could do that same thing here. Our code and compliance writes up older people. They dont have the money to repair things. A volunteer group cold take care of these items.
We could hold a fundraiser to purchase the materials. Anyone up for this?
It could be done without government help.
Almost 24 hours and no one has offered to help.
Nice bunch of people around here.
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