Together for Lincoln 2010 scheduled for Sept. 26
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[June 26, 2010]
Volunteers from churches across the
Lincoln community will join forces again this year for the Together
for Lincoln Service Project Day: Round 3 on Sept. 26. In addition to
the project date, there will be a follow-up date of Oct. 2 for
projects that were not completed on the previous Sunday. Volunteers
are welcome to sign up for either or both days.
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Last year, over 1,100 volunteers representing 16 local churches
served at approximately 120 different project sites. The projects
were conducted at people's homes, community organizations and in
public spaces. The projects included painting, roadside cleanup,
wheelchair ramp construction, visiting nursing home residents,
yardwork and much more. This year's event will once again conclude
with an interdenominational worship service that evening. Last
year's worship service welcomed over 1,000 people to wrap up the day
of service and camaraderie. The service will be at 7 p.m. Sept. 26
at the Lincoln Christian University Chapel. This year's speaker will
be Dr. Robert Lowery, presenting "A Dying Man's View of the Book of
Revelation."
Volunteers can serve in many capacities, from carpentry work to
visiting nursing home residents. Project leaders will be assigned to
each project and will be responsible for overseeing the work of each
project and contacting the volunteers on their team.
Any Lincoln resident or organization is welcome to apply for
assistance.
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Applications for assistance and to volunteer are currently
available at Action Rental, 101 S. Kickapoo St.; State Bank of
Lincoln, Walmart Branch, 825 Malerich Drive; and all partner
churches. All applications can be mailed to: Together for Lincoln,
P.O. Box 501, Lincoln, IL 62656. Applications can also be downloaded
from
www.togetherforlincoln.org.
The deadline for assistance applications is Aug. 15. Priority
will be given in the order in which they are received. Project
leaders will be assigned on or before Aug. 29. Together for Lincoln
will contact the resident or organization with further information.
[Text from file received from
Dustin Fulton]
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