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Angela Barrientos, Children’s Librarian at La Puente Library, smiles while sewing face masks for LA County employees who are being deployed as disaster worker to homeless shelters or to provide childcare for health care workers in medical facilities. The librarians are following instructions from the Medical College of Wisconsin and using suggested materials and supplies.
Because there is a shortage of mask for people in the frontlines, LA County Library sent out a call-out asking for volunteers to sew masks. Approximately 100 people with sewing skills volunteered, and to 23 those people started to work at La Puente Library. By the end of their first week, they’ll create 350 masks. Once all 100 volunteers get stocked with supplies, they will produce 1,500 face masks per week. (Photo Credit: Los Angeles County)
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4-H Clover College is a four-day series of hands-on workshops for youth presented by Nebraska Extension in Lancaster County.
In the “Happily Helping Others” workshop, youth learned about community service by doing hands-on projects for Holmes Lake Manor. They made reusable meal tray liners and friendship baskets with flowers and inspirational quotes. Instructors: Jen Smith and KayCee Wanser, 4-H Volunteers.
In Nebraska, the 4-H youth development program for ages 5-18 is part of University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension. Learn more about Lancaster County 4-H at lancaster.unl.edu/4h.
(Left to right) Angela Barrientos, Children’s Librarian at La Puente Library, and Blanca Arranda, Library Aide, are quickly sewing face masks for LA County employees who are being deployed as disaster worker to homeless shelters or to provide childcare for health care workers in medical facilities.The librarians are following instructions from the Medical College of Wisconsin and using suggested materials and supplies.
Because there is a shortage of mask for people in the frontlines, LA County Library sent out a call-out asking for volunteers to sew masks. Approximately 100 people with sewing skills volunteered, and to 23 those people started to work at La Puente Library. By the end of their first week, they’ll create 350 masks. Once all 100 volunteers get stocked with supplies, they will produce 1,500 face masks per week. (Photo Credit: Los Angeles County)
Blanca Arranda, Library Aide, is sewing face masks for LA County employees who are being deployed as disaster worker to homeless shelters or to provide childcare for health care workers in medical facilities.The librarians are following instructions from the Medical College of Wisconsin and using suggested materials and supplies.
Because there is a shortage of mask for people in the frontlines, LA County Library sent out a call-out asking for volunteers to sew masks. Approximately 100 people with sewing skills volunteered, and to 23 those people started to work at La Puente Library. By the end of their first week, they’ll create 350 masks. Once all 100 volunteers get stocked with supplies, they will produce 1,500 face masks per week. (Photo Credit: Los Angeles County)
Angela Barrientos, Children’s Librarian at La Puente Library, completes a face masks for LA County employees who are being deployed as disaster worker to homeless shelters or to provide childcare for health care workers in medical facilities. The librarians are following instructions from the Medical College of Wisconsin and using suggested materials and supplies.
Because there is a shortage of mask for people in the frontlines, LA County Library sent out a call-out asking for volunteers to sew masks. Approximately 100 people with sewing skills volunteered, and to 23 those people started to work at La Puente Library. By the end of their first week, they’ll create 350 masks. Once all 100 volunteers get stocked with supplies, they will produce 1,500 face masks per week. (Photo Credit: Los Angeles County)
Angela Barrientos, Children’s Librarian at La Puente Library, and Blanca Arranda, Library Aide, are quickly sewing face masks for LA County employees who are being deployed as disaster worker to homeless shelters or to provide childcare for health care workers in medical facilities.The librarians are following instructions from the Medical College of Wisconsin and using suggested materials and supplies.
Because there is a shortage of mask for people in the frontlines, LA County Library sent out a call-out asking for volunteers to sew masks. Approximately 100 people with sewing skills volunteered, and to 23 those people started to work at La Puente Library. By the end of their first week, they’ll create 350 masks. Once all 100 volunteers get stocked with supplies, they will produce 1,500 face masks per week. (Photo Credit: Los Angeles County)
Blanca Arranda, Library Aide, sews face masks for LA County employees who are being deployed as disaster worker to homeless shelters or to provide childcare for health care workers in medical facilities. The librarians are following instructions from the Medical College of Wisconsin and using suggested materials and supplies.
Because there is a shortage of mask for people in the frontlines, LA County Library sent out a call-out asking for volunteers to sew masks. Approximately 100 people with sewing skills volunteered, and to 23 those people started to work at La Puente Library. By the end of their first week, they’ll create 350 masks. Once all 100 volunteers get stocked with supplies, they will produce 1,500 face masks per week. (Photo Credit: Los Angeles County)
Youth learned about community service by doing hands-on projects for others. They made centerpieces and door signs for Holmes Lake Manor, and first aid kits for People’s City Mission. Instructors: Jen Smith, Paige Roach and KayCee Wanser, 4-H Volunteers
The Prince George’s County Office of the State’s Attorney is sponsored a Sisterhood Summit on Saturday, September 29, 2012 at the Prince George’s Community College, Largo Student Center. The Office of the State’s Attorney is partnered with various public and private organizations in this effort including the Department of Family Services, the Prince George’s County Public School System, the Department of Social Services, the Department of Corrections and the Prince George’s County Community Foundation. The summit, themed the "Power of U," marked the beginning of an ongoing series of conferences focusing on empowerment, violence prevention and education, parenting education and communication. Judge Glenda Hatchet was the keynote speaker for the event.
BAGHDAD – Three Iraqi civilians watch a humanitarian aid drop conducted by 5th Brigade, 2nd Federal Police Division and 5th Squadron, 7th Cavalry Regiment in Sadiyah Feb. 10. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Jared Eastman, 1st BCT-A, 3rd ID, USD-C)
Blanca Arranda, Library Aide, sews face masks for LA County employees who are being deployed as disaster worker to homeless shelters or to provide childcare for health care workers in medical facilities. The librarians are following instructions from the Medical College of Wisconsin and using suggested materials and supplies.
Because there is a shortage of mask for people in the frontlines, LA County Library sent out a call-out asking for volunteers to sew masks. Approximately 100 people with sewing skills volunteered, and to 23 those people started to work at La Puente Library. By the end of their first week, they’ll create 350 masks. Once all 100 volunteers get stocked with supplies, they will produce 1,500 face masks per week. (Photo Credit: Los Angeles County)
Angela Barrientos, Children’s Librarian at La Puente Library, sews face masks for LA County employees who are being deployed as disaster worker to homeless shelters or to provide childcare for health care workers in medical facilities. The librarians are following instructions from the Medical College of Wisconsin and using suggested materials and supplies.
Because there is a shortage of mask for people in the frontlines, LA County Library sent out a call-out asking for volunteers to sew masks. Approximately 100 people with sewing skills volunteered, and to 23 those people started to work at La Puente Library. By the end of their first week, they’ll create 350 masks. Once all 100 volunteers get stocked with supplies, they will produce 1,500 face masks per week. (Photo Credit: Los Angeles County)
The Los Angeles County Library is closed to the public, but behind the scenes librarians are offering services online and making sewing face masks. The masks are for LA County librarians who are being deployed as disaster worker to homeless shelters or to provide childcare for health care workers in medical facilities. Because there is a shortage of mask for people in the frontlines, LA County Library sent out a call-out asking for volunteers to sew masks. Approximately 100 people with sewing skills volunteered, and to 23 those people started to work at La Puente Library. By the end of their first week, they’ll create 350 masks. Once all 100 volunteers get stocked with supplies, they will produce 1,500 face masks per week. (Photo Credit: Los Angeles County)