I donated to the University Honors Program's Personal Care Pantry in collaboration with Backpack Beginnings. In donation of seven items, I received two community service hours. I am grateful to have donated to students in need, who may not have the necessary hygiene products for self care.
I enjoyed giving hygiene products for those in need. It was beneficial to serve those in my community as a person who has resources to distribute.
Greensboro is a huge center for food insecurity, so I was humbled at the opportunity to distribute food to families in need. It was hard work, but no effort was in vain! I enjoyed seeing the smiles on the recipients' faces.
Volunteering with Out of the Garden Project was nothing short of a humbling experience! Warehouse bread packing was a new experience for me and took some getting used to, but I eventually learned the best method to complete the packing efficiently and got my job done. I look forward to continuing to work with Out of the Garden in the future!
I donated $10 to the Greensboro Hunger Crop Walk on behalf of the University Honors Program, which translated to 2 community service hours.
I enjoyed walking with The Village Mentoring for the justice of Ahmaud Aubery. Most importantly, hearing guest speaker Charles Bess, who was a significant part of the Greensboro Civil Rights Movement in 1960, was very humbling. I always enjoy community service with The Village Mentoring!
