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Prof. Richard Bowen and his hard working tutorial group got right to work at about 8 a.m. at the Habitat for Humanity work site.

On the other side of town, Dr. David Kubiak's freshman tutorial group were painting windows under the careful eye of Anton Crepinsek '13.

Chad Gindelberger ’16 carries a box of clothes at the FISH Clothing Pantry at the Wabash Avenue Presbyterian Church while Professor Jon Baer helps with the sorting. The Wabash freshmen transformed the inventory from its summer clothes to winter clothes for the upcoming season.

YouSe He ’16 helps sort out clothes at the FISH Clothes Pantry.

Larry Pollitt, husband of FISH Pantry Director Ann Pollitt, thanks the Wabash freshmen for their work. 'These good young men finish in an hour what has taken me a whole day to finish in the past,' Pollitt said. 

Larry Pollitt thanks the freshmen. Of the needs served by the FISH Pantry, Pollitt said, 'You just don't realize how many people in this community cannot afford clothing, for themselves or for their children, even their babies.'

Jake Harmon ’16 finished his work early at the Wabash Avenue Presbyterian Church, so asked what else he could do to help. Here he weeds the church's window wells, so they'll be weed-free by the time the Church's preschool starts tomorrow.

One group of freshmen worked at the Community Garden just south of Crawfordsville. While weeds haven't been an issue for much of the summer with so little rain, the heavy rain during the last few weeks has encouraged rapid growth. Sue Lucas with Sustainable Indiana commented, "The Wabash men transformed the garden. It looks wonderful."

Weeding isn't glamorous work but it made a big difference in the look and health of the garden.

The group after finishing their work at the Community Garden.