My group decided on volunteering at Feed My Starving Children. However, at first, we decided to volunteer at Big Brother/Big Sister because my group enjoyed spending time with kids. I myself am a “Big Sister”, I’ve been a mentor at my old elementary school for 2 years(Hinckley-Big Rock Elementary School). My high school has a mentor program for the seniors, they choose seniors who show that they are a leader in their own way enough to help lead younger kids on their own path. So I really wanted to be involved in this program. My group had a hard time trying to reach this organization because we would call them but they wouldn't call us back. Then I decided to go the location and see if we could get a spot. When I went it seen]med that they weren't open. I messaged my
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Because with our first choice (Big Brother/Sister) after I shared my mentoring experience my group really enjoyed and it engaged them more to really volunteer at Big Brother/Sister.
Yes, I do consider myself a Servant LEader. However not so much this year as I have graduated from High school. I would've considered myself more of a servant leader last year because I really was involved with my teachers, clubs, school events, and town events. I would help teachers if they needed help with little things, Id helps other clubs with organization and event planning and fundraising. Id volunteer to help with concessions at school events such as soccer games and basketball games. Involving town events id help fundraise, organize and plan our annual fireworks show.
This project really helped get back into what I used to love which was helping others that couldn't. It also really gave me a different platform for serving not just to those who I knew but to those I didn't know. I really felt good that I was making a change in the world even if it was small and not broadcasted on the news but those kids will appreciate what we do for them and that's all
Because with our first choice (Big Brother/Sister) after I shared my mentoring experience my group really enjoyed and it engaged them more to really volunteer at Big Brother/Sister.
Yes, I do consider myself a Servant LEader. However not so much this year as I have graduated from High school. I would've considered myself more of a servant leader last year because I really was involved with my teachers, clubs, school events, and town events. I would help teachers if they needed help with little things, Id helps other clubs with organization and event planning and fundraising. Id volunteer to help with concessions at school events such as soccer games and basketball games. Involving town events id help fundraise, organize and plan our annual fireworks show.
This project really helped get back into what I used to love which was helping others that couldn't. It also really gave me a different platform for serving not just to those who I knew but to those I didn't know. I really felt good that I was making a change in the world even if it was small and not broadcasted on the news but those kids will appreciate what we do for them and that's all