Michael Bogaards is a producer with Denver7 (KMGH) in Denver, Colorado.
DENVER — For the nonprofit Extreme Community Makeover, it takes a lot of hands-on, hard work to make Denver neighborhoods shine. Volunteers work with homeowners to get pesky improvement projects done.
In the 15 years since, the organization has done almost 3,000 projects, with the help of about 40,000 volunteers — including the dedicated Alice Hargrove. "She is always great to have around," said Bomgaars."Always has a smile on her face, willing to pitch in wherever needed." "She's dipped her toes into projects, and then more involved in the projects, at the board level," said Bomgaars."It's just a great win-win situation for all of us."
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