Student volunteers support Habitat for Humanity project

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CEU Sun Center volunteer Raquel Ramos inventories electrical parts during Make a Difference Day last Saturday. Family members donated all the material at the Kessler Electric warehouse to Habitat for Humanity. About two dozen students joined the organization's board to clean the warehouse and prepare for construction of a Habitat home. Sun Center students volunteered to head three local Make a Difference Day projects.

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