Teenagers Travel From Around The US To Help Improve Chenango County Homes
Published: July 16th, 2018
By: Zachary Meseck

Teenagers travel from around the US to help improve Chenango County homes

NEW BERLIN – A non-profit group called Reach Mission Trips brought over 480 volunteers to the Unadilla Valley Central School District hoping to improve the homes of individuals in need throughout Chenango County.

Reach Mission Trips is a not-for-profit group consisting of churches from around the United States, and through fundraisers or individual contribution, volunteers pay over $400 per person to purchase materials and travel to help people in need.

The group is currently being housed by the Unadilla Valley Central School District, and they arrived at the school on July 8 and leave on July 21.

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The day after the group arrived, it began its first batch of construction projects for Chenango County residents, building new rooftops, handicap accessible ramps, installing gutters, and painting homes.

All work is being done at no cost to the homeowner, and even though Reach Mission Trips is a primarily christian group, there are no religious requirements to apply for assistance.

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