ALTON - Al Womack, Jr., the executive director of the Alton Boys & Girls Club, has lived a life of community service. On Saturday, Womack persuaded a vast amount of volunteers to come out on the day of the Alton City-Wide Cleanup and perform tasks around the club area

Womack gave a big salute to board president Kim Carrow for her effort on the cleanup day this past Saturday and said, "Kim really deserves the credit for the club’s ongoing cleanup efforts." Carrow will be featured in an upcoming Difference Maker feature story in Riverbender.com for her many efforts with the club and the community.

Get The Latest News!

Don't miss our top stories and need-to-know news everyday in your inbox.

Article continues after sponsor message

Womack was so proud of the turnout and of the City-Wide Cleanup efforts in general.

"We are mainly raking leaves and gumballs from the gumball trees and also collecting some trash around the outside area," he said.

"We are extremely excited people showed up on Saturday. We made it a part of the City-Wide Cleanup. We have two board members and the rest are volunteers and staff. Again, we are so excited for the participation."

Prefer RiverBender on Google
Copyright 2026 Riverbender.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

 

More like this:

New Signage Elevates Lincoln-Douglas Square Visibility In Alton
Jun 23, 2026
Chief Brad Wells, Police Volunteers, Unite For Wood River Highway Cleanup
May 19, 2026
Jerseyville Begins Storm Cleanup Efforts After Heavy Rain, Hail
Apr 29, 2026
Celebrate America’s Birthday During Alton’s 250 on the Mississippi Festival
Jun 16, 2026
Sierra Club Illinois plans May 8-9 volunteer workdays at Wadlow Creek restoration area
May 1, 2026