Photo Gallery: Volunteers help build furniture for Veterans’ bungalows

Judy and John Pawlek of the Burbank First United Methodist Church install housewares and linens, including a microwave oven and a coffee maker, in one of the bungalows at a homeless veterans housing project on Verdugo Ave. in Burbank on Saturday, December 19, 2015. Volunteers came out to build furniture and install housewares and linens at the 11-unit location. Each unit can hold up to three veterans and they can stay in the assisted living facility for as long as they want.

Lisa Young of Olive + Spark Design Studio helps build a chair in one of the bungalows at a homeless veterans housing project on Verdugo Ave. in Burbank on Saturday, December 19, 2015. Volunteers came out to build furniture and install housewares and linens at the 11-unit location. Each unit can hold up to three veterans and they can stay in the assisted living facility for as long as they want.

Ross Young, left, and Meri Davtian, both employees in the city of Burbank, help build furniture in one of the bungalows at a homeless veterans housing project on Verdugo Ave. in Burbank on Saturday, December 19, 2015. Behind them are volunteers Lisa and Neil Young of Olive + Spark Design Studio of Burbank. Volunteers came out to build furniture and install housewares and linens at the 11-unit location. Each unit can hold up to three veterans and they can stay in the assisted living facility for as long as they want.

Burbank Housing Corp. senior project manager Sylvia Moreno, left, and Raha Arnold, right, help build furniture for one of the bungalows at a homeless veterans housing project on Verdugo Ave. in Burbank on Saturday, December 19, 2015. Volunteers came out to build furniture and install housewares and linens at the 11-unit location. Each unit can hold up to three veterans and they can stay in the assisted living facility for as long as they want.

Shirley Pratt of the Foothill Civitan Club of Burbank made a quilt for one of the bungalows at a homeless veterans housing project on Verdugo Ave. in Burbank on Saturday, December 19, 2015. Volunteers came out to build furniture and install housewares and linens at the 11-unit location. Each unit can hold up to three veterans and they can stay in the assisted living facility for as long as they want.

Amy Herman, a Taft High School teacher and Burbank resident, left, and volunteer Adriana Ataide, right, help build furniture in one of the bungalows at a homeless veterans housing project on Verdugo Ave. in Burbank on Saturday, December 19, 2015. Volunteers came out to build furniture and install housewares and linens at the 11-unit location. Each unit can hold up to three veterans and they can stay in the assisted living facility for as long as they want.