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Jim "Smiley" Burket, hospitality services, helps with the destruction of a wall at Community Help Center in State College. Labeling the telephone lines was part of his work at the center. This was one of more than 300 projects under way in Centre County today (Oct. 7) for the 10th annual PNC Bank United Way Day of Caring.
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Debbie Reynolds from Hospitality Services, gets into the job of demolishing a wall at the Community Help Center.
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Having fun on the other side of the wall is Dawn Nixon, also from Hospitality Services.
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Members of the 410W horticulture class planted red maples and birch trees along College Avenue in State College.
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Tracey Harpster, research specialist technician in the College of Agricultural Sciences, clears rocks from the hole for the next tree to be planted at the clover leaf leading into State College and Penn State University Park.
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Kathy Kresovich from the Intellectual Property Office scrapes the steps of the Centre Furnace Mansion to prepare them for some fresh paint.
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Faith Norris, also from the Intellectual Property Office, starts painting the the freshly scraped steps at Centre Furnace Mansion.
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Barbara Cutler from the Intellectual Property Office also was busy painting steps at Centre Furnace Mansion.
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Mary Ann Blair is spreads mulch in the flower beds at Centre Furnace Mansion.
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This sign will be seen all over Centre County today (Oct. 7), as thousands of volunteers head out to more than 300 projects benefitting United Way agencies for the 10th annual PNC Bank United Way Day of Caring.
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Doughnuts, pancakes and sausage were on the menu for the Day of Caring pancake breakfast at the Information Sciences and Technology Building.
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The United Way Day of Caring breakfast was held in the Information Sciences and Technology Building on Penn State's University Park campus. Breakfast was served starting at 7:30 a.m. to get the volunteers off to a good start.
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Jennifer Mastrofski, associate professor of administration of justice in the Justice and Safety Institute, gets something to eat at the United Way Day of Caring pancake breakfast. After eating, Mastrofski is headed to the Women's Resource Center in Bellefonte to paint. There are more than 300 projects scheduled for completion today in Centre County for the 10th annual Day of Caring.
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Bob Potter, president of the Centre County Community Foundation, leads a trio through the breakfast buffet. Potter will work on a Rails to Trails project, "clearing brush, or doing whatever they tell me to do."
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Chris Garbrick of Dave Horner and Associates in Boalsburg didn't know where he was headed this morning, but came prepared to do whatever is needed for the PNC Bank United Way Day of Caring.
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Mary Bryson, a sophomore studying microbiology and nutrition, will be hanging posters on campus as her Day of Caring project.
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Tammy Miller, right, hands United Way Day of Caring T-shirts to fellow ARL employees Linda Scerbo, left, Kathy Shoemaker and Teresa Homan. The four are part of a group headed to the Food Bank for their Day of Caring project.
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Ellie Beaver, left, executive director of the Centre County United Way, chats with United Way board member Scott Lamb of Nittany Bank. After breakfast, Beaver was headed back to the United Way office to control the command center for the more than 300 projects under way today. Lamb was headed to the Private Industry Council of Centre County to do some painting.
![Andy Belser discusses his "Face.Age" project in the Arts and Design Research Incubator.](http://news.psu.edu/sites/default/files/styles/multimedia_most_popular/public/IMG_7343-3.jpg?itok=tr4kynly "Andy Belser discusses his "Face.Age" project in the Arts and Design Research Incubator.")
