Miranda Moulis ’22, Emily McPhillips ’19 on a scaffold during the Habitat for Humanity develop. Picture by Malcolm Cooke ’21.
Over spring break a small grouping of eight Macalester students visited Madison and Clark counties in Kentucky, assisting to build housing that is affordable the area affiliate of Habitat for Humanity. The journey contained Finn Odum ’21, Emily McPhillips ’19, Zoelle Collins ’21, Zully Maya ’22, Lily Jenssen ’21, Miranda Moulis ’22, Grace Reardon ’21 and Malcolm Cooke ’21.
Macalester pupils invested a lot of their time focusing on a true home being designed for Esther McMillan, her boyfriend Dustin Smith and their son Christian in Berea, KY. McMillan spent my youth in Harlan county, an area that is impoverished of Kentucky Appalachia.
“i’ve constantly developed bad,” McMillan stated in a video that is promotional Madison and Clark counties Habitat web site. “When my son matures, I want him to learn you originate from. as possible attain any such thing, irrespective of where”