Alina Hafner

Serving lunch at the Salvation Amry gave me the opportunity to serve my community in a very meaningful way. During my volunteer shift, I greeted guests, served meals, and made sure everyone was welcomed and treated with kindness.

I organized and shelved a variety of classroom and desk supplies by category and labeled each shelf to make items easy for teachers to find on Shop Day. I also helped arrange classroom holiday decorations, using creativity to make the displays inviting and well organized.

At the Teacher Supply Depot, we organized classroom posters by subject and sorted classroom supplies and materials onto shelves based on subject area.

At the FISH Pantry, I assisted in sorting, organizing, and distributing food to families and individuals in need.

At the teacher supply depot, we helped with organizing different kinds of school supplies, restocked shelves, and made the area a more organized space.

Volunteering for the mobile food drive is always a meaningful experience. I helped distribute fresh produce to families in the community, while working alongside other volunteers.

At the FISH Pantry, I helped organize and distribute goods to families in need. I worked with other FISH Pantry volunteers and we packed foods, organize them into different stations, and we ensured that visitors felt welcomed to this environment and received the support they needed.

Super fun love it a lot and smiling faces everywhere!