In the beginning of my freshman year of high school, I was the introvert, shy, stay at home type of kid. I never liked to be bothered with helping out the community or giving back to the less fortunate because I always viewed myself as the “less fortunate”.
By the end of the second semester of freshman year, it didn’t take much persuasion for me to sign up for Keystone Club at Boys & Girls Club and I never regretted either. Many of my skills and strengths that I have today was gained from Keystone. I learned how to communicate with people from all the field trips we took, the presentations we presented, and expressing our thoughts and ideas. My money management skills came from the candy sales we did every Friday and the sales we did at special
By the end of the second semester of freshman year, it didn’t take much persuasion for me to sign up for Keystone Club at Boys & Girls Club and I never regretted either. Many of my skills and strengths that I have today was gained from Keystone. I learned how to communicate with people from all the field trips we took, the presentations we presented, and expressing our thoughts and ideas. My money management skills came from the candy sales we did every Friday and the sales we did at special