COMMUNITYHundreds of volunteers help around Otero County for annual Day of CaringAlamogordo Daily NewsScenes from the 2018 Thrive Day of CaringDylan Taylor-Lehman/Daily NewsScenes from the 2018 Thrive Day of CaringDylan Taylor-Lehman/Daily NewsSeniors can ask for help doing such tasks as house cleaning, tree trimming, yard work and light maintenance. To be eligible, a resident must be homebound, handicapped, or low income, said Thrive director Linda Elliot.Dylan Taylor-Lehman/Daily NewsScenes from the 2018 Thrive Day of CaringDylan Taylor-Lehman/Daily NewsScenes from the 2018 Thrive Day of CaringDylan Taylor-Lehman/Daily News“I wanted to help out, give back, but I never had time a few years ago,” said Jasen Haslund, a technical sergeant with the 849th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron. “But I’m in a spot now where I can do volunteer work. I’m used to it now – I’m a dance dad and I do a lot of Girl Scout stuff with my daughters.Dylan Taylor-Lehman/Daily News