Community Outreach and Knights Prep for Luau Fundraiser.
July 7, 2016One Step Closer to Home Partners Clean and Spruce Up Starker Arts Park
The Corvallis Knights and Community Outreach, Inc. teamed up to help clean and spruce up Bruce Starker Arts Park on Thursday, July 7th in preparation for COI's fundraising Luau on Saturday, July 16th.
Pictured from left-to-right are Knights utility man Taylor Travess, Knights southpaw Aaron Pope, Knights president Dan Segel, Knights intern David Stark, COI development director Chris Quaka, Dan Segel's oldest son Kaden Segel and Knights intern Jacob Kurian.
The above group moved & spread mulch, picked weeds, pruned and picked up garbage and debris at Starker Arts Park from 9 am to noon.
All this work was in preparation for Community Outreach's fundraising Luau scheduled for Saturday, July 16. For more info on COI's Luau and the Knights One Step Closer to Home program presented by Pape Material Handling, please visit www.corvallisknights.com/coi.
Young Kaden Segel commented after today's work, "that community service was actually a lot of fun. I liked having the players there."
Pope earned a win vs. Wenatchee last night, tossing six strong innings while striking out 10. Travess contributed with a pinch-hit bunt single.
