Pillars closed out its 2025 calendar year with a major day of service in co-founder Greg Manora Sr.’s hometown community of Macedonia— a small rural community located in the greater Montgomery, Alabama area. In partnership with community leader Mary Jackson, local volunteers, and skilled contractors, the team-built handicap-accessible ramps, replaced unsafe deck stairs, and cleared overgrown properties for five longtime senior residents — all at no cost to them.

Supported by generous contributions from The Home Depot (Chantilly), Lowe’s, Councilman Mitchell, and donors throughout the year, Pillars delivered essential repairs that restored safety, comfort, and renewed pride for vulnerable homeowners. Picture-perfect weather and strong community turnout helped transform the effort into a vibrant celebration of service, connection, and local unity.

As Pillars concludes 2025, the Macedonia project stands as a powerful reminder of what can be achieved when communities come together with purpose and compassion.

“To make a difference, you don’t have to be wealthy — you just need a willing heart and a desire to lend a helping hand.”

—Pillars Home Beautification and Maintenance Inc