Last Friday, I went down to McMinnville Manufacturing to pick up 2,500 square feet of donated quality Red Oak hardwood flooring. This donation was made by friends of the ministry who I know would like to remain anonymous. The wood is beautiful and unfinished, and we plan to keep it that way. It has amazing character, so we will probably just protect it with a clear sealant. The picture on the left is actually only half of what we picked up! There will be enough flooring to run throughout Peabody and part of Friends Cabin when we get that far. This donation will help us update our cabins for the AIM program while still retaining that "camp" feel. No doubt, this donation will last for years and serve as a constant reminder of friends of the ministry who believe in this ministry and our mission. Come be a part of our AIM program this Summer or Fall and enjoy our updated facilities while meeting drastic needs of families in Grundy County!
February 16, 2011
Getcha Some Flooring!
Last Friday, I went down to McMinnville Manufacturing to pick up 2,500 square feet of donated quality Red Oak hardwood flooring. This donation was made by friends of the ministry who I know would like to remain anonymous. The wood is beautiful and unfinished, and we plan to keep it that way. It has amazing character, so we will probably just protect it with a clear sealant. The picture on the left is actually only half of what we picked up! There will be enough flooring to run throughout Peabody and part of Friends Cabin when we get that far. This donation will help us update our cabins for the AIM program while still retaining that "camp" feel. No doubt, this donation will last for years and serve as a constant reminder of friends of the ministry who believe in this ministry and our mission. Come be a part of our AIM program this Summer or Fall and enjoy our updated facilities while meeting drastic needs of families in Grundy County!
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that's wonderful. thanks to whoever donated the flooring!!
ReplyDeleteVery cool! Can't wait to learn how to do that!! Thanks also to whoever donated it!!
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