Whitewater Students “Rake and Run” helps community; Builders Club makes a difference

(Whitewater Kiwanis Breakfast Club submission – Nov. 6) Whitewater Middle School Builders Club students were out and about raking on Friday at the school, Lima Cemetery, Calvary Cemetery, several residents’ yards, Whitewater Congregational Church, Culver’s, Whitewater Islamic Center, and a farm. Thirty-eight young people (with nine from the high school) were working hard in our community! The Builders Club is a part of the family of Kiwanis Clubs in Whitewater.

District Administrator Caroline Pate-Hefty (left) greets 38 students who spent Friday helping the community via the Builders Club
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