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Nonprofit Organization: Grad Night

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

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