Make a difference Saturday, Oct. 24

Fountain Hills appears headed for another successful Make a Difference Day this Saturday, Oct. 24.

Town Volunteer Coordinator Heather Ware reports there are 320 volunteers signed up for 40 projects that include landscape work, deep cleaning and house painting.

Registration will begin at 7 a.m. at the Saguaro Ramada at the south end of Golden Eagle Park.

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Make a difference Saturday, Oct. 24

Posted Thursday, October 22, 2015 5:30 am

Fountain Hills appears headed for another successful Make a Difference Day this Saturday, Oct. 24.

Town Volunteer Coordinator Heather Ware reports there are 320 volunteers signed up for 40 projects that include landscape work, deep cleaning and house painting.

Registration will begin at 7 a.m. at the Saguaro Ramada at the south end of Golden Eagle Park.

Ware said walk-up volunteers will be welcome and likely assigned to assist with work at Fountain Park; bring work gloves and a rake.

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