Milwaukee Bucks' staff helps rake and fix up homes as part of 'Volun-deer Day'

-
2:32
Delafield
-
0:37
DOT video shows car hitting Port-a-Potties on I-94 near Pewaukee
-
1:44
Growing the game of collegiate volleyball
-
2:38
Milwaukee Fire Dept stretched thin by record call volume
-
1:45
Officer-involved shooting near 18th and Greenfield; officer placed...
-
1:57
Charges dropped against 2 teens in connection to homicide of...
-
2:15
Committee denies repainting “Black Humanity Now“ mural in...
-
2:19
How Tim Michels overcame voting trends in Wisconsin’s primary,...
-
2:05
’An excellent teammate’: 90-year-old man having fun, making...
-
1:11
Memory care facility in Brookfield brings livestock and music...
-
3:19
Lake breeze marks start of a cooler pattern taking shape
-
3:08
Natalie’s Everyday Heroes: Nick DeLange, inclusion intern at...
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- The front office staff of the Milwaukee Bucks got out to help at five different spots across the city on Monday, Oct. 21. It's part of the Bucks "Volun-deer Day."
Volunteers got out to help rake and fix up some homes in the Sherman Park neighborhood.
They also helped make meals at Feeding America.
PHOTO GALLERY
The Bucks say the effort is just one more way they're anchored to the community.
"Having the entire Bucks organization out here helping, renovating houses, making sure that the laws are looking good, we're redoing some bathrooms and toilets in the houses, its a big deal for every individual family," said Milwaukee Bucks Senior Vice President Alexy Lasry.
More than 200 employees participated in Monday's effort.