The Make a Difference Day committee is enthusiastic about the upcoming event on Saturday, Oct. 18. From left are Renee Stepheson, Micheal Clark, Candy Preban, Denise Clark, Claudia Johnson, Kim Wickland, Nita Blose and Paul Appeldorn.
(Independent Newsmedia/Bob Burns)
Hundreds of Fountain Hills residents will come together and volunteer their time and energy to support neighbors in need on Saturday, Oct. 18.
The 17th annual Make a Difference Day in Fountain Hills highlights the spirit of service that defines the community, according to Town Volunteer Supervisor Kim Wickland.
“Volunteers of all ages will unite with a shared goal: to improve the lives of others and strengthen community bonds,” Wickland said.
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Annual Make A Difference Day in Fountain Hills
Volunteer neighbors helping neighbors
(Independent Newsmedia/Bob Burns)
The Make a Difference Day committee is enthusiastic about the upcoming event on Saturday, Oct. 18. From left are Renee Stepheson, Micheal Clark, Candy Preban, Denise Clark, Claudia Johnson, Kim Wickland, Nita Blose and Paul Appeldorn.
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Hundreds of Fountain Hills residents will come together and volunteer their time and energy to support neighbors in need on Saturday, Oct. 18.
The 17th annual Make a Difference Day in Fountain Hills highlights the spirit of service that defines the community, according to Town Volunteer Supervisor Kim Wickland.
“Volunteers of all ages will unite with a shared goal: to improve the lives of others and strengthen community bonds,” Wickland said.
Projects will include raking and removing yard debris, building exterior wheelchair ramps, performing minor home repairs (inside and out), managing weeds, and more.
“It’s a meaningful way to connect with fellow residents while making a real impact,” Wickland said. “Together, we can make a difference.”
For more information, contact Kim Wickland at 480-816-5108 or kwickland@fountainhillsaz.gov
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