LUBBOCK, Texas — The Lubbock Youth For Elohim (LYFE) Christian Club at Texas Tech collaborated ASEZ (Save the Earth from A to Z) organization showed off a powerful display of community leadership during their latest volunteer cleanup service.
Despite the Sunday’s high temperature of 30 degrees, 19 volunteers pushed through the cold to restore the cleanup site, Mackenzie Park, resulting in the removal of 31 bags of trash. With the efforts of the group, Mackenzie Park immediately benefited with improvements to the safety and appearance of the area.
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The cleanup showed off LYFE’s growing influence as a youth-led force, showcasing their commitment to positive change, unity and how service can transform communities one project at a time.
Images courtesy of Lubbock Youth For Elohim (LYFE)
ASEZ reflects the commitment of university students to make a global impact. Located in 175 countries, ASEZ is part of the World Mission Society Church, carrying out volunteering service acts to help address global issues and help bring positive change and happiness in times of crisis…