300 Volunteers = Improved Housing

Rebuilding Together Boston gathered nearly 300 volunteers on Saturday--many in CRE--to tackle eight projects in Mattapan, Dorchester, Hyde Park, South Boston, JPand the South End.Those making repairs to a family home owned by Della in Dorchester include BofA's Jeff Judd (left, sky blue t-shirt and shades, holding sign) and Booz Allen Hamiltons Andrew Sinclair (bottom right, sky blue t-shirt and hat). The group installed new bathrooms, a new cellar door, new windows and they repaired exterior stairs and siding. Other projects around town included upgrades at three non-profit owned facilities likePine Street Inn housing in JP and Ellis Memorial Childcare Facility in the South End.

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