L&J Clothes hosted their first fashion show on April 14 to showcase their new spring and summer collection. L&J use recycled fabrics and materials to create new garments that have a low-impact on the environment. Photo By Reagan Allen

L&J Clothes hosted their first fashion show on April 14 to showcase their new spring and summer collection. L&J use recycled fabrics and materials to create new garments that have a low-impact on the environment. Reagan Allen/Reagan Lynn Photography © 2018

L&J Clothes hosted their first fashion show on April 14 to showcase their new spring and summer collection. L&J use recycled fabrics and materials to create new garments that have a low-impact on the environment. Reagan Allen/Reagan Lynn Photography © 2018

L&J Clothes hosted their first fashion show on April 14 to showcase their new spring and summer collection. L&J use recycled fabrics and materials to create new garments that have a low-impact on the environment. Reagan Allen/Reagan Lynn Photography © 2018

L&J Clothes hosted their first fashion show on April 14 to showcase their new spring and summer collection. L&J use recycled fabrics and materials to create new garments that have a low-impact on the environment. Reagan Allen/Reagan Lynn Photography © 2018

L&J Clothes hosted their first fashion show on April 14 to showcase their new spring and summer collection. L&J use recycled fabrics and materials to create new garments that have a low-impact on the environment. Reagan Allen/Reagan Lynn Photography © 2018

L&J Clothes hosted their first fashion show on April 14 to showcase their new spring and summer collection. L&J use recycled fabrics and materials to create new garments that have a low-impact on the environment. Reagan Allen/Reagan Lynn Photography © 2018

L&J Clothes hosted their first fashion show on April 14 to showcase their new spring and summer collection. L&J use recycled fabrics and materials to create new garments that have a low-impact on the environment. Reagan Allen/Reagan Lynn Photography © 2018

L&J Clothes hosted their first fashion show on April 14 to showcase their new spring and summer collection. L&J use recycled fabrics and materials to create new garments that have a low-impact on the environment. Reagan Allen/Reagan Lynn Photography © 2018

L&J Clothes hosted their first fashion show on April 14 to showcase their new spring and summer collection. L&J use recycled fabrics and materials to create new garments that have a low-impact on the environment. Reagan Allen/Reagan Lynn Photography © 2018

L&J Clothes hosted their first fashion show on April 14 to showcase their new spring and summer collection. L&J use recycled fabrics and materials to create new garments that have a low-impact on the environment. Reagan Allen/Reagan Lynn Photography © 2018

Hans Heintzleman, his son Hanson Heintzleman, and Cooper Sprague volunteer to plant two Dogwood Trees on April 14th at Tom and Debbie Heck’s house. Debbie says she is usually the one spending time outdoors planting, but she has fallen ill and hasn’t had the energy. “I’m so glad we could give her this small token of hope and life,” Hans said. Hans owns Heintzelman Hardwood Floors and plants trees to replace the ones he uses for his business. Next week Hans will be planting over 900 trees to restore cleared areas at Munsee Woods with the Golden Eagle District Cub Scout packs and Boy Scout troops. Munsee woods is formerly Girl Scout Camp Munsee–now owned by Red Tail Conservancy. Hans started this program in his Cub Scout pack 7 years ago and went district wide last year. Photo by Kaiti Sullivan

The Muncie Walk of Fame Dedication was held at Heekin Park on April 14. This walk was a way to honor those that worked to make Muncie better. There were plaques throughout the pathway, members conducted research all the way back to 1700s to determine who they honor each year. Photos by Bre Daughtery

Visitors spent time with cats and dogs at the Muncie Animal Shelter on April 14. Billy the Corgi says goodbye to workers before going home with his new adopted family, Dylan and Lorissa. Photos by Eric Pritchett

John Taylor, land manager of field stations and Environmental Education Center, volunteers his time Saturday, April 14 to educate people on the wildflowers in Christy Woods, as well as Ball State’s legacy of protecting nature. Taylor started working at Ball State in 2001, when his primary job was to remove shrubs, for example honeysuckle, which he removed during the walk. During the walks, Taylor bring flower cards for people to look at and identify flowers. Taylor also showed the Teaching and Research Greenhouse, which is managed by Sharyl Grant, not pictured. In the Greenhouse, students grow some herbs for Woodworth Dining Hall and for students to study plants and how they grow in different climates.  Photo by Breanna Daugherty

Phi Mu fraternity sisters volunteer their time and services at Muncie Camp Adventure on April 14. The sisters raked leaves and branches, wiped down and cleaned a cabin, and cut up a few ropes. Photos by J A Fields

A home at 1616 South Elm Street in Muncie, Ind. is being worked on by Habitat for Humanity, an organization where student volunteer to builds and restores affordable homes for families. Photo by: Mallory Huxford

Ball State exercise science students Tanner Pearson (left) and Sarah Maxson (right) cut pieces of foam to be stapled to the ceiling for ventilation as part of their volunteer effort with Habitat for Humanity in Muncie, Ind. on April 14, 2018. Photo by: Mallory Huxford

Ball State exercise science students Kiersten Brannon (left) and Katie Smith (right) put insulation into the cracks of a window in Muncie, Ind. as part of their volunteer effort with Habitat for Humanity on April 14, 2018. Photo by: Mallory Huxford

Jeremiah “Jay” Earehart prepares a wall for window installation at a home he is restoring for Habitat for Humanity in Muncie, Ind. on April 14, 2018. Photo by: Mallory Huxford

Jeremiah “Jay” Earehart works on restoring 1616 South Elm Street in Muncie, Ind. on April 14, 2018. Earehart is the job site manager for Habitat for Humanity and has been working in home restoration for 40 years.

Maralee Frush works with Habitat for Humanity as their volunteer assistant. When their coordinator Diane Wellman isn’t present at a site, Frush is there to work with Jay Earehart and lead volunteers on different tasks in the homes they restore like the one behind her at 1616 South Elm Street on Muncie, Ind. Photo by: Mallory Huxford

A home at 1616 South Elm Street in Muncie, Ind. is being worked on by Habitat for Humanity, an organization that builds and restores affordable homes for families. Photo by: Mallory Huxford

Ball State exercise science students Sarah Marxson (left) and Tanner Pearson (right) work with Habitat for Humanity’s job site manager Jay Eareheart to install a window at 1616 South Elm Street in Muncie, Ind. on April 14, 2018. Habitat for Humanity restores homes for people in need and all work is done by volunteers like these students. Photo by: Mallory Huxford

Ball State exercise science students Katie Smith (top left), Kiersten Brannon (top right), Tanner Pearson (bottom left) and Sarah Maxson (bottom right) prepare to install a window at 1616 South Elm Street in Muncie, Ind. on April 14, 2018. These students are volunteering with Habitat for Humanity to restore this home for a family in need. Photo by: Mallory Huxford

Ball State exercise science students and job site manager Jay Earehart (right) stand under the awning of 1616 South Elm Street in Muncie, Ind. on April 14, 2018. Students are volunteering with Habitat for Humanity to restore this home for a family in need. Photo by: Mallory Huxford

Muncie Mission Ministries’ volunteers prepare food on April 14 in Muncie, IN for the men in their recovery program. Muncie Mission Ministries has served the homeless and those in need in Delaware County for more than 80 years. Photo by Rebecca Slezak

Muncie Mission Ministries’ volunteers prepare food on April 14 in Muncie, IN for the men in their recovery program. Munie Mission Ministries has served the homeless and those in need in Delaware County for more than 80 years. Photo by Rebecca Slezak

Muncie Mission Ministries’ volunteers prepare food on April 14 in Muncie, IN for the men in their recovery program. Munie Mission Ministries has served the homeless and those in need in Delaware County for more than 80 years. Photo by Rebecca Slezak

Muncie Mission Ministries’ volunteers prepare food on April 14 in Muncie, IN for the men in their recovery program. Munie Mission Ministries has served the homeless and those in need in Delaware County for more than 80 years. Photo by Rebecca Slezak

William, a man in Muncie Mission Ministries recovery program helps volunteers prepare food for today’s lunch on April 14 in Muncie, IN. William has been in the program for over a year. Photo by Rebecca Slezak.

The volunteers at Muncie Mission Ministries pray before preparing lunch for the men in their recovery program on April 14 in Muncie, IN. Muncie Mission Ministries is a faith-based organization that helps men in recovery. Photo by Rebecca Slezak

Muncie Mission Ministries’ volunteers prepare food on April 14 in Muncie, IN for the men in their recovery program. Munie Mission Ministries has served the homeless and those in need in Delaware County for more than 80 years. Photo by Rebecca Slezak

Volunteers serve food on April 14 in Muncie, IN for the men in their recovery program at Muncie Mission Ministries. The organization has a facility and program for men who are homeless or in need. Photo by Rebecca Slezak

Muncie Mission Ministries’ volunteers prepare food on April 14 in Muncie, IN for the men in their recovery program. Munie Mission Ministries has served the homeless and those in need in Delaware County for more than 80 years. Photo by Rebecca Slezak

Muncie Mission Ministries’ volunteers prepare food on April 14 in Muncie, IN for the men in their recovery program. Munie Mission Ministries has served the homeless and those in need in Delaware County for more than 80 years. Photo by Rebecca Slezak

Volunteers serve food on April 14 in Muncie, IN for the men in their recovery program at Muncie Mission Ministries. The organization has a facility and program for men who are homeless or in need. Photo by Rebecca Slezak