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Almost 300 boys gathered at Country Club of the South to hear from five different local professionals at the Young Men's Service League's Inaugural Career Fair. YMSL's Centennial Chapter hosted the event as an opportunity to give their members, and members of the Alpharetta and Milton Chapters, a glimpse into the unlimited career opportunities that lie ahead of them as they navigate through high school and beyond.

The local professionals spoke to the YMSL members on a variety of topics that related to both business and life;

The Wildcat Chapter spent a couple weekends updating Hope's Door women/childrens shelter. Hope’s Door is an organization in Collin County that offers intervention and prevention services to individuals and families affected by domestic violence. The weather changed the plans a bit and some of the outside work was pushed back but the inside of the home was transformed. A railing was added to the front porch, painting was done throughout the house, new furniture was built and set up, new rugs, curtains etc. were added. The therapy room was updated and new blinds were hung.

Argyle is a new chapter this year.  They participated in Ultimate Gift - which isn't usual for a first year chapter.  They had two dads who are contractors, and the dads loved teaching the boys!  They built a pergola and a platform for Wheeler House in Denton.