Thanks PROCON. After action report would be lengthy. 70 kids and adults from 5 churches staying at the community high school. 30 from our church alone. My group worked our tails off at the Bug O Nay Ge Shig Ojibwe School moving classroom contents from a dilapidated pole barn that had served as their high school into some temporary storage while waiting for a new building to be built. Then we demolished some old bleachers.
We spent two days doing exterior carpentry and painting the home of a grandmother who had cancer and was trying to raise five mostly teenage grandchildren because DCS had taken them from their mother. The grandmother was very nice and appreciated our efforts. Her worthless gangbanger grandkids flipped us the bird as we drove off after we were done.
We had record heat for northern Minnesota and the heat took it out of the kids (and the old guys, too).
The Lord works in mysterious ways; perhaps these kids will figure how much better their house is now that it was worked on and become a more appreciative lot....or not.