The Rising Six at the 932nd Airlift Wing is taking donations of hats and gloves to help the homeless. The organization is heavily involved in the community. In this summer photo, a dozen members of the 932nd Airlift Wings' Rising Six, Top Three and Chiefs' Group organizations braved the heat and humidity to help clean up a mile-long section of IL highway 161. Photo/Tech. Sgt. Gerald Sonnenberg)

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Keeping Illinois clean

A dozen members of the 932nd Airlift Wings' Rising Six, Top Three and Chiefs' Group organizations braved the heat and humidity to help clean up a mile-long section of IL highway 161. The group met in the middle, then split into four teams covering both sides of the stretch in about 90 minutes. Photo/Tech. Sgt. Gerald Sonnenberg

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Softball champs

The Rising Six softball team from the 932nd Airlift Wing pose with their trophy after defeating the Top Three in a softball showdown. Photo/Tech. Sgt. Daniel Oliver

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Helping others

Published Dec. 4, 2007
By Tech Sgt. Deza Rae Selby
932nd Airlift Wing

Scott AFB, Ill. -- It is that time of year to remember those who are less fortunate.

The Rising Six is sponsoring a Hat and Glove tree for a women's shelter. The organization, made up of Airmen who are rising in rank with six stripes or more, is asking for donations of new hats, gloves and scarves for both adults and children.

The Hat and Glove tree is set up in the bay of Bldg 3652. A box has also been placed in the entryway of Bldg 450 for donations. These important clothes for winter will be delivered in person by a proud representative after the January Unit Training Assembly (January 5th and 6th). As a reminder, be prepared for mandatory assembly during the change of command on Sunday.

If you have any other questions about this special Rising Six project, please get with one of the wing representatives.

Keeping Illinois clean

Softball champs