Como benefits from covenant with Covenant School

Fort Worth, Texas—Once a year the Lake Como Community looks forward to having the students from Covenant Classical School make its way to the various points of need to render whatever service possible. Local establishments such as the Como Center gets a freshing up. ODWIN, the non-profit at 3507 Houghton receives the benefit of Covenants responsible efforts as almost 100 students prepare the Como Community Garden for the upcoming growing season. This meant youth were color coordinated to reflect the grade level of each group.

Artist sketch new renderings to add to the learning experience for after school program

Como Center director Caol Brown gets some love as members of Covenant Classical clear out some indoor warehouse space.

Classical students do service on Bonnell at the Como Opportunity Camp

Labor's of love like these makes the ole Lodge look grand as it did in the 50s and 60s

Garden coordinator Clarice Abuto, points out where the kids can be most effective

WOW! -What hard work to spread the pea gravel for walk way. Notice the knee pad to the left. A bit of modern day labor genius

The old Masonic Lodge building on Bonnell, now known as Opportunity Camp Como, gets treated to a fresher upper. Don’t worry, Mr. Cox is still there and gets to stay there as long as he wants thanks to the new owner. A big thanks to the instructors and board of directors who seen fit to include Como as a part of the school’s learning experience.