On Saturday, April 17th, a number of members of ROCKHARBOR South County participated in the city of Laguna Hills’ Volunteer Connection Day.  The group joined a large group of volunteers to serve the city by picking up trash, painting walls and planting trees.

Those from ROCKHARBOR were sent down to the Aliso Creek Trail, which runs just below Laguna Hills High School, to pick up trash.  Those who explore the creek and the trail often encounter litter and the trash impacts the natural habitat of wildlife living there. After a couple hours of work they were treated to a free lunch by the city of Laguna Hills. South County member, Wendy McMahan, said “It was great to get to know some people from South County better and serve Laguna Hills at the same time.”

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