On short notice on Monday, volunteers from the Detroit Muscle Crew II and the Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries gathered to erect a tent that will be used this summer for S.A.Y. Detroit’s satellite location of the Detroit Water Ice Factory.
Special thanks go to Scott Albaugh of Albaugh Masonry, who sent three of his summer employees to the Franklin Cider Mill in Bloomfield Hills, where the tent was raised. Fellow Muscle Crew team member Jack Galopin drove in from Pinckney to help. Thanks Jack!
And, as always, big thanks go to Dr. Chad Audi, president of the Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries — our operating partner — who sent three people over to lend a hand.
From start to finish, the job took two hours to complete. Thank you volunteers!
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The group that spent Monday afternoon at the Franklin Cider Mill in Bloomfield Hills raising the tent that will be used this summer for our Detroit Water Ice Factory's seasonal location. We acknowledge the following folks and businesses associated with the all-volunteer Detroit Muscle Crew II who made this happened: Scott Albaugh of Albaugh Masonry, who sent three employees (Ben and Blake Borkowski and Simon Albaugh); Jack Galopin of Pinckney (he's in the red sweatshirt); and the Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries, who supplied three helpers for this project. Also pictured is Larry Brown of the Franklin Cider Mill and Rick Bochenek, who will be managing the DWIF location.
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Many thanks to Scott Albaugh of Albaugh Masonry who answered the Detroit Muscle Crew II's call for volunteerism and sent three of his summer employees -- Simon Albaugh, Ben Borkowski and Blake Borkowski - to help us raise the tent for our nonprofit Detroit Water Ice Factory's summertime location that will be opening later this month at the Franklin Cider Mill in Bloomfield Hills. The Albaugh crew here is next to Rick Bochenek, who's going to be managing the DWIF location.
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