Cheerleading Community Service

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Cheerleading, FCCLA, My Sisters Keeper, East Chatham Chargers, and Relay for Life. East Chatham Chargers is a community service project that I take part of. I am a volunteer cheer trainer for cheer. During my time with the girls I teach them cheers, chants, and routines. This has changed my eyes in seeing that the smallest things can impact ones life. When I first started this season I had one particular little girl who was always latched to me. I always motivate all of the girls to do their best and be the best that they can be; to treat each other fairly, and always be kind to one another. The one girl had later told me that she was adopted and coming to cheer was her happiness. Her mother always told her if she didn't think she would be

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