The students assembled hygiene kits in the garage. The previous record was about 390 boxes. This group assembled 603 boxes today!
Carolee Childs showed us how to cut plastic bags into strips that can be woven into purses. She does this in Africa to help empower women. After the African women make the purses, the organization buys them for $10 and then sells them in the US for $10.
Jim Kearl was visiting the Jerusalem Center on business for BYU. He took the volunteer couples to dinner in the evening to thank us for our service. We ate on the top floor of the Legacy Hotel. The restaurant had delicious food and a great view of the Jerusalem Center.
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