Wabash Day projects were underway at 12 sites in Crawfordsville Saturday morning. Ken Crawford ’69 and Clark Tinder ’20 prep the tools they'll need to make a bench at the Lew Wallace Study.
Ken Crawford ’69 and Clark Tinder ’20 build a bench.
Jared Strehl ’20 guides a picnic table on to a trailer at the Lew Wallace Study. Tables were being moved off-site to a celebration scheduled for next week.
Jonathan Torres ’18 helps with the tables…
…and secure the load.
Andrew Denning ’20 helped organize the Lambda Chi effort at Milligan Park.
Bryce Loose ’21
Kaz Koehring ’17 helps paint a bridge at Milligan Park.
Simon Hacker ’21
Lambda Chis, organized by Denning, Hank Horner ’18, and Charlie Esterline ’21, painted bridges at Milligan Park.
Lambda Chis, organized by Denning, Hank Horner ’18, and Charlie Esterline ’21, painted bridges at Milligan Park.
Sigma Chi pulled weeds at the Old Jail and moved picnic tables for next week's street festival.
Mike Long watches as Teague Meiers ’19 hammers a nail into a beam being made for a Habitat for Humanity home.
Teague Meiers ’19
Tomas Hidalgo ’21
Michael Scott ’21
Balin Orcutt ’20 spent several days painting at the Habitat for Humanity home.
Nicholas Rodewald ’21 tosses a shovel load of dirt as he digs a hole for posts for a porch on the Habitat for Humanity home.
Current students, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends of Wabash College spent Oct. 21-22, participating in various community service projects nationwide for WABASH Day 2017.
WABASH Day is the National Association of Wabash Men's annual, national day/weekend of community service. The event stands for Wabash Alumni Benefiting And Serving Humanity.
Some of the community service projects included helping in local food pantries, cleaning up community trails, completing landscaping work for assisted living facilities, and packing hurricane relief materials to send to Puerto Rico.