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发布于 2020 十月 26

#TeamAAM 与 Life Remodeled 一起帮助振兴底特律街区

 

AAM 最近与主要供应商合作，帮助振兴底特律的两个街区。超过 80 名 #TeamAAM 和供应商合作伙伴代表参加了 Life Remodeled 的 Six Day 项目，该项目是一年一度的活动，重点是消除底特律西部街区的灾难。

第一个 AAM 小组分成两组，负责清除空置物业和空地上的垃圾以及过度生长的树木和植被。SKF、Gerdau Special Steel North America、Timken 和美国热处理服务公司等供应商合作伙伴也加入 AAM 的行列。

第二个 AAM 小组在 Auntie Na’s Village 做志愿者，这是一个致力于青年和社区拓展活动的非营利性社区组织。#TeamAAM 帮助清理了以前的小巷，并在组织周围建立了一条跑步/步行道。志愿者们还帮助清理了前面的空地、修剪了草坪并美化了社区花园。

AAM 为 Life Remodeled 提供企业支持和志愿服务，以帮助其实现通过衔接志愿者和社区来改变生活的使命。今年的 Six Day 活动规模比过去要小，但重点是保护志愿者的安全。在整个活动期间，所有参与者都始终佩戴口罩，并始终保持 10 英尺的社交距离。

 

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