SaddleBrooke Pickleball Effort Hits the Streets: On a bright Saturday morning, August 24, fifteen dedicated members of the SaddleBrooke Pickleball Association traded their paddles for garbage bags, stepping up to make their community a cleaner place. This group, known for their love of the game, showed their commitment to service by gathering along Edwin Road to pick up litter. The result? A staggering ten bags filled with trash that had accumulated over time.
A Collaborative Effort
The volunteers included a diverse mix of members who came together for this noble cause. Among them were Patrick Barry, John Bidegain, Cherri Block, and Catherine Carmody, each contributing their time and effort. The camaraderie evident in this group reflects the core values of pickleball and community service.
Dennis Downey, Peggy Downs, Ron Flanders, Paul Massara, Gary Pelphrey, Ruth Pelphrey, Jeff Sehn, Frank Shipton, Ann Van Sickel, and organizer Terry Jackson were equally committed, turning a regular Saturday into an opportunity for meaningful change.
Making a Difference
With each piece of trash picked up, these volunteers demonstrated that their passion for pickleball extends beyond the court. It’s about creating a welcoming environment for everyone in the SaddleBrooke community.
As they filled their bags with debris, they also filled their hearts with a sense of pride and accomplishment. The event serves as a reminder that small actions can lead to significant improvements in our surroundings.
News in Brief: SaddleBrooke Pickleball Effort Hits the Streets
Fifteen members of the SaddleBrooke Pickleball Association participated in a community cleanup on Edwin Road on August 24, collecting ten bags of trash. Volunteers included Patrick Barry, John Bidegain, Cherri Block, Catherine Carmody, and organizer Terry Jackson, among others.
This effort highlighted the association’s commitment to community service and the importance of maintaining a clean environment. The event showed how sports enthusiasts can contribute positively to their community, fostering a spirit of teamwork and civic responsibility.
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