United Way of Greater Cleveland and The Cleveland Browns teamed up with KeyCorp for the 7th Annual Hometown Huddle on October 18. Volunteers built two Little Tikes™ play structures at the Murtis H. Taylor Multi-Service Center, a United Way community partner agency. One play structure is for pre-school age children and a second larger structure is for older kids, including an Infinity Climber. Thanks to all of the volunteers, the children that participate in the Murtis H. Taylor daycare and after-school programs will have a new and safe play structure to enjoy.
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United Way of Greater Cleveland Special Events Chairman Jim Mason and Defensive Lineman Simon Fraser steady the playground platform.
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Cleveland Browns player Ben Taylor and an excited child from Murtis H. Taylor Multi-Service Center wait in anticipation for the playground to be completed.
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Cleveland Browns players Ryan Pontbriand and Keith Heinrich lift a slide into place on the playground.
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Cleveland Browns Running Back Reuben Droughns uses some muscle to stake the playground timber into the ground.
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KeyCorp volunteers gather for a picture in front of the Infinity Climber.
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Children from Murtis H. Taylor Multi-Service Center enjoy climbing on their new life size hippopotamus.
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