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Posted 8/19/19

On Saturday, Oct. 26, 300 volunteers in Fountain Hills will come together with a common mission – to improve the lives of others in our town.

The 11th Annual Make a Difference Day event will …

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On Saturday, Oct. 26, 300 volunteers in Fountain Hills will come together with a common mission – to improve the lives of others in our town.

The 11th Annual Make a Difference Day event will take place on that date. Town Volunteers are needed to unite and serve Fountain Hills residents who can use assistance with a variety of projects in their homes and yards.

“We are looking for volunteers and also for residents, who, due to many different reasons – health, financial, lack of transportation and family and more – may need a hand with landscaping, painting, repairing, cleaning, building a wheel chair ramp and installing grab bars, hauling debris, and other minor home projects” said TOFH Volunteer Coordinator Heather Ware.

Anyone who knows of a resident or is interested in receiving assistance, please call Heather at 480-816-5108, hware@fh.az.gov. Registration for volunteering is online at fh.az.gov/madd.

Organizers said this event is about neighbors helping neighbors – it will make a difference in the lives of vulnerable residents as well as those volunteers who participate.