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Tristan Harkins, a member of Havre Masonic Lodge #50, dumps a wheelbarrow full of new rubber mulch Monday into the Early Head Start playground at District 4 Human Resources Development Council.
Tristan Harkins, a member of the Havre Masonic Lodge #50, uses a rake Monday to scrape old mulch out of the Early Head Start playground at District 4 Human Resources Development Council.
Volunteers from Havre Masonic Lodge #50 and the Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints work Monday on replacing old wooden mulch with new rubber mulch in the Early Head Start's playground at District 4 Human Resources Development Council.
A shovelful of rotting wooden mulch is lifted by George Gray, the Senior Warden for Havre Masonic Lodge #50, Monday while replacing the Early Head Start playground's mulch at District 4 Human Resources Development Council.
Volunteers from Havre Masonic Lodge #50 and the Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints finish shoveling almost 3000 pounds of new rubber mulch Monday for the Early Head Start's playground at District 4 Human Resources Development Council.
Elder Matthews, a volunteer from the Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints, shovels rubber mulch into a garbage can Monday at District 4 Human Resources Development Council. Volunteers came together Monday to remove and replace the Early Head Start's old rotting wooden playground mulch with new rubber mulch.
HRDC Early Head Start Employee rakes mulch level Monday in the Early Head Start's playground at District 4 Human Resources Development Council.
Early Head Start employees, Trinity Leeds, from left, Treyanna Belcourt and Sheyenne Bauer level the new rubber mulch out using rakes in an Early Head Start playground Monday at District 4 Human Resources Development Council.
District 4 Human Resources Development Council's Early Head Start program's playground received a makeover with help from members of Havre Masonic Lodge #50, the Church of Jesus Christ Latter-Day Saints volunteers and HRDC Early Head Start program employees.
After years of use, the old wooden playground mulch had broken down into dirt and needed replacing. Volunteers came together Monday to remove and replace the old playground mulch with 6,000 pounds of new rubber mulch.
"The work was very labor-intensive and we could not have done it without their help" District 4 Human Resources Development Council Child Services Director Samantha Clawson said.
HRDC's Early Head Start program is working on upgrading its aging playground "in order to keep it safe and fun for the 30 infants and toddlers in our program who use it on a daily basis," Clawson said.
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