Enterprise, Ala. (WDNews) — Hundreds of residents came together across the City of Enterprise for the 9th Annual Day of Service, focusing on projects aimed at improving neighborhoods and public spaces.
Volunteers representing local schools, churches, civic groups and community members worked throughout the city, completing projects designed to enhance areas where residents live, work and gather.
The day began with a kickoff event at Bates Memorial Stadium, where Mayor William E. Cooper Sr. issued an official proclamation recognizing the 9th Annual Day of Service and those who participated.
Organizers said the impact stretched beyond a single day. Dozens of volunteers, including many students, also participated in projects the weekend prior ahead of Enterprise City Schools’ spring break. Combined efforts from both weekends are expected to make this the largest Day of Service to date.
The event is organized annually by the OSCAR Club, a group made up of former Enterprise Women of the Year. Organizers say the group’s leadership has helped grow the Day of Service into a meaningful tradition for the community.
Image Source – City of EnterpriseCity officials expressed appreciation for everyone involved, noting the collective efforts continue to make Enterprise a better place to live.
