Whatever it takes
When the mission mattered, we ran around the clock.
The main transit station in Lexington serves a lot of people — including those who need a place to get out of the elements. A major winter storm was coming, and the schedule mattered. For nearly two weeks, our team ran almost around-the-clock, rotating shifts to get the building open. We turned it over a week early — on the day the storm hit — so the doors could open and people could come inside and get shelter.
We've renovated military barracks — we're on our fourth now, one of them housing soldiers who used to be in Luke's platoon. We've worked in hospitals, renovated a pharmacy, and built facilities communities rely on. We may no longer be serving overseas, but we're still serving.
