Drew Mizanin

I walked around and logged if there were any birds that were dead or on the side walk form running into windows

I volunteered at Thrift Out, where I helped organize books and games in the kids’ area and worked on organizing the clothing racks in the back. I put children’s clothing on hangers and sorted the clothes by size to make it easier for customers and employees to find what they needed. Since I was new to volunteering there and was learning how everything was organized, it was nice to be able to help out wherever I was needed and become more comfortable with the store and the process. This experience was especially meaningful to me because I was involved in Eco-Fashion Club in high school, where I helped promote sustainability and the importance of giving clothing a second life. Volunteering at a thrift store allowed me to continue something I was passionate about in high school while also contributing to my community. I enjoyed being able to stay involved with clothing and sustainability while helping make the store more organized and welcoming for customers.

I helped my mom Lori Mizanin organize and clean her eco fashion closet in FHS for their spring thrift boutique launch. I sorted and organized clothing donations and helped decorate the boutique.

I swabbed and helped out with the blood cell donor registry