Joy Nelson, a student at Beaver Dam High School, cleans off shelves in the new PAVE facility. Nelson said her mother told her about the volunteer efforts at the facility, and the National Honor Society member decided to go help get it up and running.
Terri Pederson
Oliver Shier, left, and Briggs Schaffer, of La Crosse, bring a dresser up a set of stairs at the new PAVE facility on Burnett Street on Christmas Day. Schaffer was one of the family members visiting the Shier family for the holiday and decided help put the new facility together.
Terri Pederson
Liam Garcia-Chavez and his mother, Janie Garcia, put together a toy at the new PAVE facility. Garcia-Chavez is one of the Boy Scouts who helped in putting together the facility.
A dream is becoming reality as volunteers at PAVE’s new facility decorate apartments that have been constructed in the former factory building to create a safe and welcoming place for those who need an escape from abusive domestic living environments.
Joy Nelson, a student at Beaver Dam High School, cleans off shelves in the new PAVE facility. Nelson said her mother told her about the volunteer efforts at the facility, and the National Honor Society member decided to go help get it up and running.
Oliver Shier, left, and Briggs Schaffer, of La Crosse, bring a dresser up a set of stairs at the new PAVE facility on Burnett Street on Christmas Day. Schaffer was one of the family members visiting the Shier family for the holiday and decided help put the new facility together.
Liam Garcia-Chavez and his mother, Janie Garcia, put together a toy at the new PAVE facility. Garcia-Chavez is one of the Boy Scouts who helped in putting together the facility.
