Volunteering at a Habitat for Humanity ReStore usually consists of stocking shelves, cleaning up the store, and organizing items. However, this time, six ...
Madison Brown (’22) enjoys helping out in the garden. This is her first time volunteering at a Habitat ReStore.
Erin Behrmann (’22) checks to see if the papayas are ripe enough to pick off of the tree.
Emma Fath (’23) attempts to avoid bees and pull out the weeds taking up space in the community garden.
Habitat for Humanity is a club at PHUHS that attends several volunteering events such as this ReStore garden.
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Emma Fath (’23) and Madison Brown (’21) transfer chard seedlings into slightly larger pots.
Allyson May (’22) helps weed the community garden at the Habitat ReStore.
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