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Hope of Hands volunteered and successfully built a wheelchair ramp for a Vicksburg resident

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3 years ago

June 24, 2023

Keith Phillips

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Port Gibson Hands of Hope successfully built a wheelchair ramp for a Vicksburg resident on Saturday.

Along with the organization, Vicksburg residents Brad Elderidge and Greg Honeycutt volunteered to come out and help complete the project.

The crew was out volunteering from 7:30 a.m. this morning until after 3:00 p.m. this evening where they blessed an individual with their kindness.

Visit their Facebook page to find out more about Hope of Hands.

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Keith Phillips

Keith Phillips is the Vicksburg Daily News Sports Editor. He has been on staff since October 2019 where he was part-time until becoming full-time in 2020. Keith is a Vicksburg native and graduate of Vicksburg High School and the University of Southern Mississippi. In his years with VDN, he has covered multiple stories including sports, human interest and crime(courtroom).

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Hope of Hands volunteered and successfully built a wheelchair ramp for a Vicksburg resident

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