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Groups

  • North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University

  • NCAT Tri-Beta National Biological Honor Society

  • Impacts

    Trunk or Treat
    Aggie Paws for Purpose - Miss Sophomore
    Triad Light the Night
    BackPack Beginnings
    North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University

    Today, I volunteered at BackPack Beginnings, where I helped support their efforts to provide essential items to children and families in the community. During my service, I assisted with organizing and preparing supplies so they could be distributed efficiently to those who need them. This experience showed me how much planning and teamwork goes into helping a community and how even small tasks can contribute to a much larger impact. I enjoyed being able to give my time to an organization that focuses on supporting families and making sure children have access to important resources.

    Gave 1.50 hours on 09/24/2026

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    North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University

    Yesterday, I volunteered by helping set up an event called Bio-Aggies Field Day. I assisted with organizing and setting up the different games, preparing the food area, and making sure everything was ready before the event started. I also helped make the underclassmen feel comfortable and welcomed, which helped create a more positive and inviting environment. This experience showed me how important teamwork, communication, and preparation are when putting together an event. I enjoyed being able to contribute behind the scenes and help make sure the event ran smoothly for everyone involved.

    Gave 1.50 hours on 09/23/2026
    Paws for a Cause

    On April 24, 2026, I volunteered at the Paws for a Cause event hosted by North Carolina A&T State University Honors College in partnership with the SPCA. During this experience, I helped support activities focused on caring for animals and promoting animal welfare. I also spent time interacting with the dogs and assisting wherever needed to ensure the event ran smoothly.
    This experience was meaningful because it allowed me to give back in a different way by supporting animals in need. It helped me understand the importance of compassion not only toward people but also toward animals who depend on care and protection. Being around the dogs and seeing how much attention and love they require made the experience both enjoyable and impactful.
    Volunteering at this event also reinforced the importance of community partnerships and service. It showed me how organizations can come together to make a difference. Overall, this experience strengthened my sense of empathy and reminded me that service can take many forms, all of which contribute to a better community.

    Gave 2.00 hours on 04/25/2026
    Pre-Professional Scholars Program UGAs and Ambassadors

    On April 25, 2026, I volunteered at the Career Preparation Boot Camp held at the Aggie Alumni Center. During this event, I served as part of the setup and greeters team and also assisted with registration. My responsibilities included helping prepare the space, welcoming attendees, checking participants in, and ensuring everything ran smoothly as guests arrived.
    This experience was meaningful because it allowed me to contribute to an event focused on helping students prepare for their future careers. I was able to interact with peers, professionals, and mentors, which gave me insight into the importance of networking and professional development. Being in that environment reminded me of how valuable opportunities like this are for students who are planning for graduate or professional school.
    Volunteering at this event also helped me build my communication and organizational skills. I learned how important it is to be welcoming, attentive, and efficient when working with large groups of people. Overall, this experience reinforced my interest in professional growth and serving my campus community while helping others access valuable resources.

    Gave 6.00 hours on 04/25/2026
    Kamora Cosbert

    Kamora @ Red Cross Club

    On April 7, 2026, I volunteered at the Second Harvest Food Bank in Greensboro, NC. During my time there, I assisted with sorting and organizing food items that would later be distributed to individuals and families in need. This included checking expiration dates, separating items, and preparing them for packaging and delivery.
    This experience showed me how important food banks are in addressing food insecurity within the community. It was eye-opening to see how much effort goes into making sure people have access to basic necessities. Even though my role seemed small, I realized that every task contributes to a larger impact.
    Volunteering at Second Harvest also taught me the importance of teamwork and efficiency. Everyone worked together to ensure that food was processed quickly and safely. Overall, this experience strengthened my understanding of community needs and reinforced my commitment to giving back and supporting others.

    Gave 2.00 hours on 04/07/2026 with North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University