Bed Build Oct. 5 for Homewood Helps

A man is working on a wooden bed frame in a workshop.

You MUST sign up to participate

Homewood Helps is offering a chance to serve others! On October 5, from 8:00am to 12:00pm, a special 'Build Day' will take place in the Homewood Middle School parking lot. Volunteers from all over our community will build 60 beds for children in our area. These provide a basic need for the proper physical, emotional, and mental support that a child needs.

No experience is necessary—just bring a smile! All tools and instructions will be provided. Starting with a stack of lumber, participants will move wood through various stations (sanding, hammering, drilling, branding, and staining) to create bed parts. These parts will later be assembled in children's homes to ensure they have a safe and comfortable bed.

Be sure to wear those "Team All Saints" shirts!

You MUST sign up to participate, you can do that up HERE or use the button. For more info connect with Alexa McElroy, alexa@ewbullock.com

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