HOPE: MINNEAPOLIS VOLUNTEERS GATHER TO CLEAN UP LOOTED BUSINESSES & DESTRUCTION LEFT BY RACE RIOTS

Army of concerned citizens show up to restore their community left in ruins

Infowars.com - MAY 30, 2020

Hope: Minneapolis Volunteers Gather To Clean Up Looted Businesses & Destruction Left By Race Riots
IMAGE CREDITS: @SHARRIGAN/TWITTER.

Hundreds of Minneapolis volunteers descended upon their leveled neighborhoods to clean up the destruction and debris left by rioters over the last few days.
Videos and photos out of the area show hundreds of volunteers sweeping, cleaning graffiti, and picking up trash on Saturday.

Matt Finn ✔@MattFinnFNC
An ARMY of volunteers in Minneapolis helping neighbors clean up business damage. “Bring a broom” they were told. What a sight.
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