John Le

2 weeks ago | qcnews.com | John Le

They step up, even if that means stepping a little out of their comfort zone. “Oh okay, so it’s multiple organizations today? What group are you with?” lead volunteer Jim Anderson asks. No matter how experienced they are with tools, there’s plenty of work to be done at the nonprofit Beds for Kids. “Well, you want to do some sanding then?” Anderson suggested. Volunteers help assemble furniture and make sure it’s safe for families.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | John Le

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) – At a Charlotte warehouse, volunteers stream in. They step up, even if that means stepping a little out of their comfort zone. “Oh okay, so it’s multiple organizations today? What group are you with?” lead volunteer Jim Anderson asks. “Wells Fargo,” a woman answered. No matter how experienced they are with tools, there’s plenty of work to be done at the nonprofit Beds for Kids. “Well, you want to do some sanding then?” Anderson suggested.

2 weeks ago | cbs17.com | John Le

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WJZY) – Ella Evans is ten years old and already her own hype girl. “Once I get pretty hype, I get like so powerful!” Evans told Queen City News. “And then once I get powerful, I’m like winning, winning, winning, winning!”She can’t say “winning” enough. “It probably started at the NC tournament. Like at NC, I was playing like a baller,” she says. Monica Evans says her daughter started balling when she was seven.

2 weeks ago | qcnews.com | John Le

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) – Ella Evans is ten years old and already her own hype girl. “Once I get pretty hype, I get like so powerful!” Evans told Queen City News. “And then once I get powerful, I’m like winning, winning, winning, winning!”She can’t say “winning” enough. Evans is one of the top-ranked 12-and-under players in the Junior Professional Pickleball Association. “It probably started at the NC tournament. Like at NC, I was playing like a baller,” she says.

2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | John Le

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) – Ella Evans is ten years old and already her own hype girl. “Once I get pretty hype, I get like so powerful!” Evans told Queen City News. “And then once I get powerful, I’m like winning, winning, winning, winning!”AdvertisementShe can’t say “winning” enough. Evans is one of the top-ranked 12-and-under players in the Junior Professional Pickleball Association. “It probably started at the NC tournament. Like at NC, I was playing like a baller,” she says.