Golden Girl Fundraiser Reflection

So, seeing everyone else’s kids kind of makes them feel like Easter is something to do, give them a purpose this year. I think it’s turned out great.” Sgt 1st. Class Bess Dennis, a Platoon Sergeant with the 525thth MP Bn. was tasked with coordinating the event. She used several members of her platoon as volunteers for the event.

I enjoy helping out the community and I believe it allows me to become a better person overall. Getting the opportunity to be considered for National Honor Society is such a privilege and I couldn’t think of a better accomplishment one could earn. The main requirements one should fulfill when being considered for NHS are academics, character, leadership, and service. I believe I successfully meet each and every one of those requirements and will continue

I am honored to be eligible amongst the meritorious students who are being considered for induction within the National Honors Society. Being an active member in this society has been something I have been looking forward to since middle school; having previous family members inducted, I regard it as a goal I must accomplish. I would be honored to be a member of this society which is known for benefitting children, the elderly, and the needy .These limitless opportunities of contributing to my community will help me grow as a person which will undoubtedly help me in my future career as oncologist and leave an impact on my fellow community members. The National Honors Society is a remarkable organization for someone who demonstrates leadership,

Given these points, it can be concluded that Buddy’s childhood hero has shaped his sense of identity by making Christmas gifts for each other and the annual baking of fruitcakes with him. Doing these activities with his cousin turned Buddy into a sympathetic, optimistic, thankful, and giving person. After all, childhood heroes play a huge role in how people grow up and become who they

I believe in the traditions that bring families together, which is what tamales have become for many families and cultures. The word tamale comes from the Aztec word “tamalii” which means wrapped food. They can be traced back in history, to 5000 B.C and were served to Aztec, Mayan, And Incan warriors because of their ability to travel easily and the nutrition in them. Now in days, tamales are eaten mainly during the fall because of their warmth and spiciness. In many Hispanic communities, the tamales are mainly used at for social gatherings, or events.

In the short story “Nature Lessons” by Nancy Lord one can see that Marco Mary’s father wants a closer relationship with his daughter Mary, he is successful in this goal during her visit to Alaska from Los Angeles. Their bond became stronger when Mary helps her father unselfishly; she spends quality time with him cooking and when she was very excited to her tells her friends about her trip. There is something between Marco and Mary which is shown throughout the story time and time again Marco was very happy that Mary was getting used to the idea of being outside and seeing the fun in nature, he was excited that, she [did not] protest the rain, content enough to curl up inside with her tape or the radio or some puzzle book she brought along.

By catching the attention of young and old, male and female people she is holding beneficial power and showing these followers the power of unity and what it will bring. Since making it clear that she is an action taking feminist, she has been strongly attempting to improve rights and equality for genders in our global society. Although rather than being bias and only fighting for women’s rights, she is appealing to everyone by fighting for gender equality throughout the sexes. Her aim is to show people the power of unity. “It is time that we all see gender as a spectrum instead of two sets of opposing ideals.” Emma’s influence in society has been huge.

Secondly, when Aunt Baba says, “... you’ll be able to become anybody you want,” (Yen-Mah 121) it lifted Adeline up and made her a bit more positive. This shows that Aunt Baba thinks that Adeline is exceptional. This also proves that Aunt Baba thinks that Adeline can do whatever she sets her mind to. These prove to me that Adeline would not have overcome her childhood without these people in her life. Adeline Yen-Mah overcame some very difficult situations with self-esteem, abuse, bullying, and more.

This memorable experience widened my perception of the true meaning of childhood. Although it turned out to be beneficial I found out it was even better because it enabled me to help my mom and provide for our

It is not just share our victories and struggles, however we find strength and hope. Besides that, different generations brings their significance and purpose to the wealth of their legacy. They brought their old photos and the meaningful knick-knacks, the prayer of Thanksgiving before enjoy their meals are form a legacy in Thanksgiving family. In the thanksgiving day, we appreciate all the gifts that had present in our life, such as family, friends and health). So, we can provide our resources to helps others.

“Anything you can put in your pantry,” Charland said cheerfully when I asked what type of donations BABH was looking for. Besides donating food, students can get involved with the many events lined up for this fall season. October 3 begins the Big Kick Off Event at the Ferg from 11-3 (Division of Student Affairs Beat Auburn Beat Hunger). Students are encouraged to come out and learn more about the organization. Free snacks and beverages will be provided.

Therefore, my ambition motivated me to join Keep Brownsville Beautiful on the effort to improve the community’s environment. I was part of the recycling events in which took place during many high school football games to collect empty plastic bottles to recycle them to reduce greenhouse effect. My other participations in community service events are with the National Honor Society. As the Parliamentarian for the Lopez Early College High School National Honor Society, I contributed in the participation of the organization to be present at the Mile of Hope to bring awareness for breast cancer. In addition, we organized a canned- food drive to be donated for the school’s janitors and those in need during the Thanksgiving break, we collected toys for “Toys For Tots”, wrote Christmas Cards for Veterans and volunteered at Spanish Meadows, a nursing home, to share the Christmas Spirit with the elders.

Krewes are doing good in the community and actually care about Mardi Gras and the happiness it brings to everyone. This is a credible and reliable source because the passage came from a recommended database. It was an interesting source because it covered the giving side of krewes. In today 's time, krewes are more than an organization that parties and throws parades, they give back to the community. I can incorporate this ext into my research paper by explaining the importance of a krewe for the community.

They helped pay for my on-campus EMT course, which is the only thing that allowed me to take the course.” In between her busy schedule, Fratt enjoys finding time to stay connected with the women of WES, who offer as much social support as they do academic. Fratt especially enjoys the holiday cookie exchange when she is able to meet the board and strengthen her relationship with the society. “My personal mentor, Elaine, is always very engaged and interested in my schooling and social life. It’s wonderful to grab lunch or dinner with her, and just update someone on my life, knowing that they really care about what I have to say.” Fratt’s time at CC has been enhanced by WES, a group that has given her both friendship and opportunities she may not have had otherwise. Through WES’s continuous encouragement and the intensive environment at CC, Fratt has taken away the ability to balance her life, take initiative, and work well alone and with others.

Thank you! Thank you for that amazing welcome. Thank you all for the great convention that we’ve had. And Chelsea, thank you. I 'm so proud to be your mother and so proud of the woman you 've become.