MLK 2010 Day of Service … volunteers in action

Some chose to make the MLK Jr. holiday on Jan. 18 a day 'on' —
giving of their time to volunteer projects around Williamson County.

Six cities, more than 500 volunteer hours — all working toward the common goal of making a difference in the community, in honor of Dr. King.

View a sampling of images from Williamson County residents who came out to get involved, lend a hand, and LIVE UNITED!

(Champion Park) Jessica Pelache, Abigail Griswell (United Way of Williamson County Women’s Leadership Council)
(Champion Park) Veronica Ramos, Neal Kaupp, Lyne Ingaiza, Meriam Soto, Anne West (Target)
(Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County) Linda Sloan, Judge Mark Silverstone, Amanda Nations, Marissa Teasley, Aubrey Nations, Paulette Maidlow
(Round Rock Housing Authority) Kaorra, Kameron and Avery Holliday
(Round Rock Neighborhood Conference Committee) Kaitie Martin, Michelle Mendoza (Youth Opportunity to Unite)
(Round Rock Neighborhood Conference Committee) Sandy Kotara, Atmos Energy
(WBC Opportunities) Maryah Beals, Micki and Sami Birchard (Taylor Junior Jaycees)

Champion Park ... Jessica Pelache, Abigail Griswell (United Way of Williamson County Women’s Leadership Council)

(Champion Park)

Jessica Pelache, Abigail Griswell (United Way of Williamson County Women’s Leadership Council)

(Champion Park)

Veronica Ramos, Neal Kaupp, Lyne Ingaiza, Meriam Soto, Anne West (Target)

(Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County)

Linda Sloan, Judge Mark Silverstone, Amanda Nations, Marissa Teasley, Aubrey Nations, Paulette Maidlow

(Round Rock Housing Authority)

Kaorra, Kameron and Avery Holliday

(Round Rock Neighborhood Conference Committee)

Kaitie Martin, Michelle Mendoza (Youth Opportunity to Unite)

(Round Rock Neighborhood Conference Committee)

Sandy Kotara, Atmos Energy

(WBC Opportunities)

Maryah Beals, Micki and Sami Birchard (Taylor Junior Jaycees)