Donors and Volunteer Page

Al has used his talents with blacksmithing and metal work to help create a metal sign for the Bell.  It is amazing the local talent that we have in our community and how willing they are to volunteer their time.

Al, thank you so much!

Peter Cooper has donated many hours using his expert carpentry skills to rehab our bathroom. He’s also been invaluable in trouble shooting building issues (which in an old building there are many). Thank you, Pete!

Jenny Leggett is the Bell’s volunteer artist. She has used her talents to make signs and the beautiful banner on linen that hangs on our ‘Self Portrait’ wall. Jenny also donates her time and expertise to help hang our art shows. Many thanks, Jenny.

Ari Lenchner took a paint brush to our upper hall and didn’t quit until it was all white. It makes such a difference when you enter the door to see that clean, bright space. Thanks Ari !

Noah Woodruff donated his time and that of his crew at Heritage Housewrights to build the steps that now offer a shortcut, leading from our walkway to the cemetery. He has also used his builder’s eye to inspect the building, climbing up into the bell tower where he came face to face with a resident bat! Thanks for hanging in there (pun intended) Noah

These Three Ladies have been a constant presence when we are in need of help,  especially if it involves food!!

Thank you Marie, Marie and Connie!

Ben Woodruff and Lola Dermody are a couple of high school students who have seen benefit in volunteering and giving back to the community.  Here is a photo from a recent workshop at the Bell.  They came and showed the respect and hard work that young people can bring to the community and to the Bell Tower Cultural Center.

 Lori Boucher fearlessly takes on the role of tour guide in our Talk & Walk Into History. She even has no qualms about wearing a mop cap! Way to go,  

Ben Woodruff takes us back in time at our Talk & Walk Into History event. His acting skills were Oscar worthy. Thank you.