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Throughout high school I have been a part of the Interact Club. The main Purpose of the Interact Club is to volunteer within the community we live in. While being in the Interact Club, I have participated in the Luncheon for foster children in Social Services for three years; likewise, annually we participated in the Breast Cancer walk at Jones beach. Furthermore, with the Interact Club we even volunteered at a local animal shelter, Bobbi and the Stray, as well as writing Holiday cards to soldiers on deployment. Interact Club has taught me the value of giving back and appreciating the community we live

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