West Seattle scene: City Serve spruces up Sanislo Elementary

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More community-volunteer TLC for Sanislo Elementary. Principal Bruce Rhodes shares the photos and report:

City Serve West Seattle, a group of West Seattle churches, partnered to beautify Sanislo Elementary School. The churches came Saturday, August 1st, and painted the kindergarten areas, the hallways, and the gym in bright yellow.

Additionally, the group completed cleaning up the grounds work!

Bruce Rhodes, Principal, and the Staff and Students at Sanislo are appreciative of the gift that City Serve has given to make our school a more pleasant place to learn.

This was one of four locations around West Seattle visited by church volunteers from the City Serve group that day. (We would be happy to add information crediting the full list of participating churches if someone directly involved e-mails us – editor@westseattleblog.com – thanks!)

ADDED TUESDAY: Thanks to Kathie for adding that list in comments:

Over 200 people volunteered from 10 West Seattle area churches at Roxhill and Sanislo Elementary Schools, White Center Food Bank and the West Duwamish Greenbelt Trail. Faith Communities involved were: All Souls, Bethany West Seattle, Grace Church, Hope Lutheran, New City Church, Skate Church, Trinity West Seattle, Union Gospel Mission, West Side Presbyterian, and Young Life West Seattle.

Lisa K August 9, 2015 (8:11 pm)

THANK YOU to all those who participated! I know my daughter will appreciate the cheerful colors as well as your time and effort.

"Crabby Crowley" August 10, 2015 (1:53 pm)

Thanks especially to Angela and Marcy and the crew they brought over to 5th grade to clean the insides and outsides of the windows! Our kiddos deserve a bright and happy environment in which to learn! Thanks to all. The school looks great!

Kathie Varney August 11, 2015 (10:10 am)

Over 200 people volunteered from 10 West Seattle area churches helped at Roxhill and Sanislo Elementary Schools, White Center Food Bank and the West Duwamish Greenbelt Trail. Faith Communities involved were: All Souls, Bethany West Seattle, Grace Church, Hope Lutheran, New City Church, Skate Church, Trinity West Seattle, Union Gospel Mission, West Side Presbyterian, and Young Life West Seattle.