A group of Temple Law 1Ls, led by Director of
Public Interest Programs Lisa Hurlbutt, took time away from their
studies to pitch in at the offices of Associacion Puertorriquenos
en Marcha (APM) last Saturday, priming and painting at the
direction of APM staff. The students were “very busy for the
duration of the four-hour project,” reported Hurlbutt, during which
they “primed all target areas of the building and managed to
complete at least three rooms before wrapping up. It was a fun
day.”
APM, which is located at the intersection of 6th and
Diamond, is a health, human, and community development services
organization offering a broad array of programs to its North
Philadelphia community, from financial literacy and debt management
assistance to affordable housing construction and management.