I volunteered at the Bubble City PB&J event. I brought 9 items which constituted 3 hours and spent 1.5 hours making sandwiches. We made the sandwiches so they can later be distributed to the houseless community in Wynwood.
While volunteering at the Bubble City Community Project, I donated 6 items and made PB&J's for the homeless. These PB&J's will later be distributed to the homeless population in Overtown. I met a lot of people while volunteering and learned about simple yet effective ways to give back to the community.
When I participated in the PB&J assembly, hosted by the Bubble City Community Project, I gave to the community and learned many things about myself. We assembled PB&J sandwiches for the homeless, a simple yet impactful way to make a difference in their lives.
When I participated in the zoom, I became a WBHI advocate. Here I learned about the nonprofit outreach organization piloting whole communities toward lifesaving, preventive self-care. Then I did social media posts which expanded their message and goals, while informing people.
