Personal Narrative: Leftover Food For Homeless People

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It was Monday morning and i had breakfast and headed to school with my friend named Victoria.We were walking to school on this beautiful day and we see people throwing away good food for no reason, we stop and think about all those homeless people and they aren’t thinking about them. Victoria and I enter the class and she tells her teacher “ We need to have a fundraiser we need to bring everyone together with leftover food and instead of throwing it to the trash we can give it to people that have nothing at all to eat ” her teacher Ms.Flores agrees and says I will talk with the vice principal Mr.Patrick and the parents and we will do it right here in our school”.Ms.Flores, Victoria, Mr.Patrick and i begin to make plans on how we’re gonna get

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