ADB Community - Sullivan Lifehouse Center

Sarah Alvarado
Mar 7, 2023
1 min read

Updated: Jun 14, 2024

On February 23rd our A-Team visited Life House Youth Center in Sullivan, MO. Our team served children dinner, including alfredo, garlic bread, cookies, and Capri Suns.

After dinner, our volunteers equipped the kids with raw spaghetti noodles and marshmallows for a contest to see who could build the tallest, sturdiest structure in 10 minutes.

They all really enjoyed it and we saw some amazing structures come out of very few supplies! I think we have some future Engineers on our hands! We always have a great time when we visit Life House Youth Center.

Thanks to Shelli Wassall, Derek Watters, Randal Wallis, Erica Kestler, Tiffany Kestler, and Jason Stover (and his family) for creating such a special night for the kids! We appreciate your support.

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