Warner Robins, here’s a little hometown teamwork worth making room for: Central Georgia Technical College’s welding skills are helping support the work of Sleep in Heavenly Peace’s local chapter.
In a September 22 announcement, CGTC reported that students and faculty built three dip tanks for staining bed components. The nonprofit provides beds for children who don’t have a proper bed of their own. These particular classroom skills have a destination beyond the workshop.
Want to lend a hand, HoCo? The Warner Robins chapter’s official page lists a Moose Lodge & American Legion Post 172 bed build for October 24 at 400 Carl Vinson Parkway, followed by bed deliveries on October 25. Check the chapter’s event and registration details before making plans; the page doesn’t list start times.
And you don’t need a welding helmet to help. The chapter also welcomes donations of new twin-size sheets, pillows and bedding. Whether your contribution starts in a workshop or the bedding aisle, there’s a practical way to support a neighbor’s good night’s sleep.
Original editorial illustration, not a photograph of the students, equipment or a chapter event.