Angela David, sophomore from Frankfort, Ill., helped renovate and repaint an old grocery store in the Bottoms. She said the project showed how different groups can use their similarities to achieve as goal.
'Even if it was just painting a wall, it can make a difference,' she said.
Reed Clapp, who represented Sigma Phi Epsilon, also helped paint the grocery and picked up garbage throughout the neighborhood. He said returning to his hometown of Mayfield for this event was an eye-opening experience.
'I was just glad I could go back (to Mayfield) because I've never been to (the Bottoms),' Clapp, freshman, said. 'It was just good to show that fraternities and sororities do (services) and improve and build up others in the community.'
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