Working Hard so Kids Can Play

50 of you took part in CoreNet’s volunteer day, building a playground and garden for the Los Ninos Early Education Project on Houston’s east side. That includes this team from Cresa—Jennifer Lopez, Grant Mehlhoff, Jay Nowlin, Sue Rogers, Julie King, Deborah Mazzola, David Price, and (either invisible or hiding) Sandy Fishlock. The team built out the space in time for neighborhood children to use the playground this summer, and in advance of a new Montessori school opening in the fall.

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