Since I've been really busy with school this year, I donated $35 to Sigma Nu's toy drive which benefits children struggling with childhood cancer. The hours from this impact is 7.
For this act of service, I donated $15 which is equal to three service hours. I donated because I haven't had any extra time to take away from doing school work, or studying.
For this act of service, I donated $10–which is 2 service hours. The minute I read a chat in the PC'20 group chat about the Make A Wish donation, I opened my Venmo app and donated. I donated because the Make A Wish Foundation is very important to me. A girl in my first-grade class was diagnosed with cancer when she was two years old–she was able to make a full recovery, but it was hard for her to live a normal life like the other kids and be happy.
Every chance I have an opportunity to donate to the Make A Wish foundation, I donate because I want kids to be able to have happiness during their journey.
I volunteered to deliver signs to the houses or businesses that purchased them. I chose to deliver signs in the area of Springdale. When I dropped off each sign, I felt happy that I was able to contribute to bringing awareness to the Children's Safety Center and its mission. I dropped off signs at three houses and one business. One of the addresses on a sign had complications: the owner of the first location had moved, so I ended up having to ask the new owners if they knew where the old one moved to. I sadly wasn't able to find the correct address, even after talking to Peyton, so I had to bring the sign back to the Children's Center. Because of this Peyton gave me an extra 30 minutes on my time.
For this act of service, I donated $10. I wish I had books to donate or time to buy a few, but unfortunately, I wasn't able to so I donated money. I'm happy I was able to contribute to making an impact for anyone who was affected by this book drive.
For this act of service, I donated a bear and blanket that I purchased from Walmart. I love donating to organizations that help children, so it makes me happy when I am able to be part of making kids feel loved.
Tiffany Mazur is who led the Champions for Kids Drive, and who I was in contact with during the process.