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My Experience In A Nonprofit Organization

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In this nonprofit organization, I volunteer at different events around the Greater Kansas City area. I gained more than 15 hours of service work. I helped organize school dances, pep rallies, and took part in Global Youth Service Day. I attend seminars during the school year to learn more about business etiquette and career development. I support the basketball and football teams by attending their games and selling school products to fundraise. I help fundraise for 'Grad Night' and our senior class gift. I also help decide and organize our senior graduation. The Gateway High Steppers is a drill team. I was able to dance in the 'Circle City Classics' parade in Indiana. I helped set up the football equipment and gave water to the players on

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