Volunteers Still Needed for “The Wall that Heals” at Falcon Park

Monday, August 21 at 3:43 PM Community Submission

Community News Release

Rows of white military headstones with small American flags on green grass in a cemetery. — Small American flags adorn rows of white headstones in a military cemetery, a common sight during observances like Memorial Day or Veterans Day.

Volunteers are still needed to assist with The Wall that Heals coming to Auburn’s Falcon Park next month.

Volunteers are needed to set up and take down the travelling 3/4 scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial as well as to assist guests as well as assist with parking, direct guests, and manage the visitor’s tent and education center.

The Wall that Heals will be at the park from September 14-17. It will be open 24 hours per day during its 4-day stint at the Auburn ballpark.

If you’d like to volunteer for the free program, you can sign up online or by calling 315-253-1281 #5.

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