Aktion Club Conducts Service Project At AWL In their first service project since forming in April, the Aktion Club of Warsaw met at the Animal Welfare League on Wednesday to volunteer their time.
AWL Executive Director Tonya Blanchard put the group to work in three teams. One group worked outside, removing spent summer plants, planting mums, and blowing leaves. A second group cleaned the AWL van inside and out, while a third group provided “cuddle time” to kittens and puppies inside. The teams rotated throughout the project so each member was able to perform each task, according to a news release from Aktion Club.
After finishing their work, club members agreed that they had a great time and are ready to take on another project, stated the release.
Aktion Club is a social service club for adults with developmental disabilities who want to make a difference in the community. It is part of the Kiwanis family of clubs that includes Key Club (high school students) and Circle K (college students). The Aktion Club of Warsaw meets the second Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. at the Kosciusko YMCA in Warsaw, and new members are welcome.
