TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) - A group of college students took time out of their Saturday to give back to Terre Haute. It was all for International Work Day.
The Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity at Indiana State University helped out Habitat for Humanity. A handful of members braved the cold to help build a house. They swept out the inside and helped with roofing and siding.
The fraternity members say, even though it was cold, it was well worth the work.
Drew culley says, "It’s been a great time. I love getting out here and doing philanthropy for the fraternity. Pike does a great job about getting out here every year. International Work Day, it's been a lot of fun."
The group also worked on projects at Griffin Bike Park and helped with cleaning up around the fraternity house.
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