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Kauai volunteers repaint Boys and Girls Club

PHOTOGRAPHY BY MICHAEL BEJARANO AND RYAN FLANNAGAN

THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 2024

FRESH PAINT — Sandians Tory Daligcon, left, and Joanell Cabral fill a bucket with paint. The Boys and Girls Club hosts after-school activities to support children at low or no cost to their families. The clubhouse is a welcoming and comfortable space for children to play, do homework and participate in academic programs.
FRESH PAINT — Sandians Tory Daligcon, left, and Joanell Cabral fill a bucket with paint. The Boys and Girls Club hosts after-school activities to support children at low or no cost to their families. The clubhouse is a welcoming and comfortable space for children to play, do homework and participate in academic programs.
GROUP PROJECT — A large group of Sandia employees and local Wolverine contractors from the Kauai Test Facility pose outside of the Waimea branch of the Boys and Girls Club. The group repainted the interior of the clubhouse.
GROUP PROJECT — A large group of Sandia employees and local Wolverine contractors from the Kauai Test Facility pose outside of the Waimea branch of the Boys and Girls Club. The group repainted the interior of the clubhouse.
NEW HEIGHTS — Sandians Rilen Bayot, top, and Katie Jurney paint a hallway in the clubhouse of the Waimea branch of the Boy and Girls Club. A group from the Sandia Kauai Test Facility spent a day painting the clubhouse, which serves children from elementary to high school.
NEW HEIGHTS — Sandians Rilen Bayot, top, and Katie Jurney paint a hallway in the clubhouse of the Waimea branch of the Boy and Girls Club. A group from the Sandia Kauai Test Facility spent a day painting the clubhouse, which serves children from elementary to high school.