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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
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David Struett

THE TRUTH ABOUT: Mlk day paint project offers a way to serve for any ability - The Untold Story

Ryan Butcher, 31, a member of Envision Unlimited, a service provider for people with developmental disabilities, works with volunteers on Martin Luther King Day to give an interior makeover to Envision’s Westtown center. (Ashlee Rezin/Sun-Times)

Sub-zero temperatures prompted the cancellation of several Martin Luther King Day projects on Monday, but that didn’t stop volunteers from crowding Envision Unlimited’s hallways for a floor-to-ceiling paint job.

“You just take it step by step and it’s easy,” said William Claiborne, a member of Envision, a service provider for more than 4,500 people with developmental disabilities in Illinois.

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