Thursday, June 11, 2009
Volunteer Work for Island (the Kids') Coffeehouse in Langley
The "BEFORE" picture, above, with Luc's excavator parked and ready for work the next day . . .
Luc and his excavator (above) do the work of many people in just one day
Marina visits with dad at the work site
Above: this is how the landscaping looked after Luc removed some of the bushes on the west side of the coffeehouse
Above: paths are being put in and soil is being moved
Luc has been volunteering his time, excavator, and expertise to help the Island Coffeehouse and Book Store in downtown Langley renovate their landscaping.
Plans for the coffeehouse include expanding the building to include a second story, taking out the previous landscaping, and adding paths and plantings.
Island Coffeehouse's website describes the business as a "community-building showcase for collaborating with youth voices – in song, in art, and in poetry and prose. Through programs like Friday Night Live, Youth In Philanthropy and the sales of youth art, we give young people a space to contribute their artistic visions and their service to the South End of Whidbey Island."
The store is a non-profit business and is a program of the South Whidbey Community Engagement Center, and the South Whidbey Commons, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
For more information on the coffeehouse and book store visit their website at:
http://www.islandcoffeehouseandbooks.org/values.html
Labels:
bush removal,
excavator,
langley,
paths,
volunteer work
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