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Honor Society Reflection

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As I have progressed through life my involvement in the community has had a growing importance. When I was younger I failed to see the value that volunteering held. Being admitted to The National Honor Society was the pinnacle moment where this view changed. I began my service as a sophomore in high school, and it rapidly opened my eyes. Soon I was seeing all the ways my help affected the people around

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