After the volunteers removed some of the clutter and brightened their living quarters, the couple began to invite friends and neighbors in for dinner.

The volunteers removed the mud and ruined equipment from the basement kitchen, furnace room and social hall, while helping congregation members repair their homes.

Although volunteers removed some of the damage in 1991, the extent of destruction is almost overwhelming to observers (often described as a "ruined" heritage site).

The event was a success, as over 1000 volunteers from all over Britain arrived and removed large quantities of rubbish from the canals.

West says the volunteers removed 400-500 gallons of trash from the stream, including four tires and three shopping carts.

The volunteers removed the partitions that divided the auditorium into three theatres and restored mechanical systems.

Once the buildings are gone, more volunteers will remove non-native plants, like the Japanese black pines that screen the compound from the road.

In 2005, volunteers responded to 166 named disasters, prepared 17,124,738 meals, repaired 7,246 homes, and removed debris from 13,986 yards.

With every tide, the volunteers, members of the armed forces and firemen remove great pancakes of this thick, sticky, black tar.

Initially, volunteers removed the camera "nose" and opened up the highly modified cab windows to 1964 profiles, with the goal of restoration to original appearance.