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A Big Thank You to With Many Hands Alamogordo

We are so grateful to With Many Hands Alamogordo for completing the first Request Board request. They quickly responded to our request and did an amazing job of cleaning up and weeding a requestor's yard. This is just one example of the many ways that With Many Hands Alamogordo helps to make our community a better place.





Thank you, With Many Hands Alamogordo! 

With Many Hands is a non-profit organization "born out of the belief that our future is only as strong as our local communities. We know that many of us are facing hard times. We also know that the most creative solutions will be found by investing in folks’ lived wisdom. With Many Hands is here to support working people coming together in their towns to make good things happen." - withmanyhands.org

If you are interested in learning more about With Many Hands Alamogordo, or if you would like to volunteer, please visit their website at https://withmanyhands.org/.

We are so happy to have With Many Hands Alamogordo as a partner in our efforts to keep Alamogordo Beautiful.

Thank you again for your hard work!


Sincerely,

The Keep Alamogordo Beautiful Team


P.S. If you have a request for Keep Alamogordo Beautiful, please submit it through our Request Board. We will gladly do what we can to help!

-Sven

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