WABASH DAY—SECOND HELPINGS, INDIANAPOLIS
Sixteen of the eighteen Wabash men, wives, and kids who spent Wabash Day helping out at Second Helpings food rescue, job training, and hunger relief center in Indianapolis.
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Jim Kerr ’92 cleans the windshield on one of Second Helpings' box trucks.
Jim Kerr's daughters, Kaylee and Courtney, help clean the truck.
Bob Wright ’87 and his son, Thomas, learn how Second Helpings serves Indianapolis from Volunteer Coordinator Nora Spitznogle.
Ten-year-old Matt Reed, son of Amy and Dave Reed ’89. hoses down the Second Helpings van.
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Jim and Kaylee Kerr clean off the side of the truck.
Meghan Reed and Courtney Kerr clean out the inside of the truck.
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Dave Waldman ’93 puts a shine on the glass of the truck's cab.
Andrea Pactor, co-organizer and keeper of lists, backs the van.
Jon Pactor, who first envisioned the national day of service we call WABASH Day, lends a hand at van cleaning at Second Helpings.
Terry and Emily Hamilton, Kaylee and Jim Kerr
Lending a hand at Second Helpings brought a smile to everyone's face.