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they transported the buildings in
halves to Camp Wabansi where
the students were able to put the
final touches on their donation.
“It’s just a huge blessing,” said
Max Clark, Executive Director of
Camping Services for the Greater
Green Bay YMCA. He continued,
“They look extremely durable, and
they’re just beautiful, I don’t know
how we would ever do this without
them or how we could improve this
place without this kind of help.”
about the project, NWTC student
Carter Valley shared, “It’s pretty
cool to see how far it’s come,”
Valley was a Wabansi camper over
10 years ago. When asked about
the Camp he responded “Oh yeah.
Nothings changed. That’s for sure.”
That is, except for the two cabins
that he and his classmates are
replacing, of course. Valley feels a
sense of accomplishment knowing
that he’s leaving the camp even better
than he found it a decade ago.
The students dedicated about 18
hours per week throughout the
fall and spring semesters to finish
the project on time. When asked
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