A HAND FOR VETS

Children's Hospital's Jenny Twiss, Paradigm Properties' Stacy Karcz, AM-PM Cleaning?s Glisel Alvarado, and AM-PM?s Brian Lockwood?s son Dan gave up valuable couch potato/family/party time last weekend to show up for the Building Impact?s first R.E. Action 2010 community service event: painting five floors of the New England Center for Homeless Veterans. One little slip-up on the second floor, somehow the eggshell paint dried as lavender. ?It's an all male floor, so we re-did it,? said BI?s Sarah Gudernatch. Overall, a great experience, she said. ?We didn't just paint. We learned a lot from the residents.?

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