Military Appreciation Picnic @ March AFB
phenixinthecommunity This past Saturday, members of the Phenix family volunteered at the Military Appreciation Picnic for March Air Force Base. This event was the community's way of celebrating and thanking our military heroes and their families who sacrifice so much for us. We had a fantastic time and can't wait to attend the next one! A huge thank you to our military and their families for all of the sacrifices they make to keep our country safe.
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