esther edehomon

Best academy

Participating in the sandwich run with the National Council of Negro Women was a deeply fulfilling and grounding experience. Working together to prepare fresh meals, assemble thoughtful snack packs, and write encouraging, heartfelt note cards allowed our group to connect on a very human level with the unhoused members of our community. Handing out those packages and sharing brief moments of kindness and dignity reinforced how impactful small acts of compassion can be.

Participating in the sandwich run for Coats for the Cold in collaboration with the National Council of Negro Women was an incredibly meaningful experience. Coming together to prepare sandwiches and pour back into our community gave us a deeper appreciation for the rich history and founding mission of NCNW building safe, supportive spaces and uplifting individuals who are less privileged. Being the sole representative from our chapter made the experience feel even more personal and impactful, serving as a powerful reminder of the importance of collective service, compassion, and community care.

Volunteering and mentoring at Best Academy was an incredible and rewarding experience. Our session focused on Artificial Intelligence, exploring how we can use it best to solve problems, learn new skills, and empower our futures. The students brought such amazing curiosity and sharp insights to the conversation, making it a powerful reminder of why early tech mentorship and community engagement are so vital.

Participating in the Chase in the Community Fun and Finance Fair hosted by Chase Bank in collaboration with the Emerging 100 of Atlanta was an incredible experience! It was so rewarding to help stuff backpacks, distribute free school supplies and food, and support the community as part of Collegiate 100 at GSU

Review, Reflection and Feedback: Participated in an Earth Day campus clean-up to help remove litter and improve the cleanliness of the campus grounds.