Same here, except with the parolees/community service folks.
They even stack it during the summer until fall
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Firewood For the Poor in North Carolina
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Same here, except with the parolees/community service folks.
They even stack it during the summer until fall
https://www.google.com/maps/@42.223905,-121.7517631,150m/data=!3m1!1e3
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I work for the department. The inmates where I work don't split firewood, but I'm sure those that do aren't allowed to receive anything from the people they split wood for. I enjoy cutting and splitting wood. So if I was an inmate, I'd love to be in the program.
I'm all for anything that has inmates doing work to help people on the outside.
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[quote="Simonkenton, post: 1892702, member: 34103"
I was driving my '98 Nissan pickup so I looked like a person who might be low income.[/quote]
If that's the case I wonder what he would've thought of me and my '87 Bronco
I was driving my '98 Nissan pickup so I looked like a person who might be low income.[/quote]
If that's the case I wonder what he would've thought of me and my '87 Bronco
I hope he gets some help soon. I work with a lot of volunteers and I do a lot of volunteering myself. Maybe I am projecting too much of my own situation onto him, but it sounds like a classic case of volunteer burn out might not be too far into the future for him.
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