What does it mean to volunteer? Why would Drew require you volunteer for 100 hours during your high school career?
A volunteer is someone who willingly gives their time and effort to help others or support a cause without being asked or expecting anything in return. Volunteering is important because it allows individuals to make a positive difference in their community while also building character, responsibility, and empathy for others. At Drew, students are required to complete 100 service hours, which encourages us to step outside of our comfort zones and get involved in meaningful ways. This requirement is not just about completing hours, but about learning the value of giving back, helping those in need, and understanding the impact we can have on our community. Through volunteering, we also gain important life skills such as teamwork, communication, and leadership, all of which help prepare us for our future.
I helped volunteer for MLK day where we had different stations people to either help create things for the less forunate or bring there kids/loved ones to have fun.
I helped volunteer at the Frontline Response where I played with kids, made food bags, and inspirational messages for the less forunate.
I helped film for the Middle School Dance Spring Show where I had to make sure the angles were correct, the sound, and the camera quality.