Community Service Philosophy

Key Club the motto is “Caring--Our Way of Life” what that means is caring for others and helping others less fortunate than ourselves. Caring and serving others something that I have always been passionate about doing. If I were selected to become a member of Key Club I would design a service project that would help all students get involved with serving the community. My service project that I would design would be entitled “Nights of Poverty”. As teenagers we all enjoy going out with our friends and eating dinner and hanging out. On Friday or Saturday nights I would design a project to where instead of going out with friends to eat we would all come together as a school for dinner and donate money to another city school to assist

What does community service mean? Community service, to me, means bettering the community with volunteering at local places, business, or helping the people themselves. Community services is very important due to most of the things in a community such as parks, food banks, etc. being ran/used by the community.

I helped with the veterans for my hours it was really a lot of fun they needed help with transporting them back a forth to the lunchroom and taking them to activities they really love people coming up there to see them because nobody cares if they're up there and they never go to see them. They love to see strangers faces even if they don't know you. They would love to tell you stories about how they was young and how they grew up or doing things in the military. They was this one guy he told me how his family was poor and all they had was a field of corn to their name so he wanted to go to the military and make a better life for himself and he said he killed hitler himself and that he was the one who meet george washington and queen elizabeth

Throughout my years as being a part of the program, we have done various community service in order to have a positive impact on the community. We planned and ran fundraising for local charities such as Honors Flight Chicago and PADS. Another important program that our group runs is DECIDE, which educates middle schools about the dangers of drugs and teaches lessons about leadership. Each J.Kyle Braid program for each high school is different, however, we are all united in the fact that we want to make a change in our community. It is through collaborating that the schools in my area are able to support and motivate each other to become a better leaders. I am proud to be a part of such a motivated community that is working towards a

It is sad to say that my time in Key Club International has come to an end. All the memories of countless volunteering, of meeting people from all over the Pacific Northwest District, and of being on the District Board, I believe it’s safe to say my Key Club journey has been an unparalleled experience. Key Club brought me a sense of fulfillment, that strove me to break down the barriers I once had. The feeling of getting involved in my community and meeting servant leaders all over the world made me realize the purpose of this organization, which is to serve our community and to better our future.

Key club has positively impacted the social, moral, and academic aspects of my life. I’ve encountered new friends, received countless smiles, and gained priceless experiences from attending events. This club has genuinely changed my high school experience for the better. I cannot simply describe in words how thankful I am for this club and for the officers who keep it running. As a proud key clubber of one and a half years, I’ve developed an ambition to lead Key Club by using my past experiences and the voices of my peers. I desire to become a Key Club officer who genuinely hopes to improve Key Club and strive to make a place where everyone can have fun while feeling like they belong.

Service was really good apart from them forgetting about our bread on the table until our starters had came out we noticed this because everyone else had had there bread before the starters and we never. They served everything really well they never leaned over anyone to serve someone else even though the chairs were close to the window the still managed to get round them to serve them the food. You could tell they had a lot of training and experience with this because they done everything wonderfully. They were also good at keeping a eye on how full peoples glasses were and if they were nearly empty the came and filled it up. The silver served each course and explained what was in each one.

As I have spent my last four years of high school at North Gwinnett High School, I have been immersed with many opportunities to involve myself in community involvement to better the community in a place where I call home and into different corners of the world. Through boughts of community service and volunteer work within my community, I have not only gained a new, fresh image of what a community really is, but a new hope for a bigger and brighter future. Because of my experiences with volunteer work with Happy Feat, North Gwinnett High School Girls’ Lacrosse Camp, and food packs, I have learned new routes of leadership and gained new perspectives from those experiences.

My ultimate career goal is to become a physical therapist for athletes or adolescences. Over the years, I have aspired to become a physical therapist because it is my passion to help others and to make a difference in the lives of others. This goal of becoming a physical therapist has developed over time. During high school, I used to spend some time in the athletic training room due to playing football and the various injuries that I’ve obtained. I had a unique athletic trainer Mr. Palmer. He taught me life lessons that school could not teach me. He taught how to be a selfless individual. His passion for his job and helping others fueled my passion and it moves me to want to help others. Although he was an athletic trainer,

In the school environment, teachers may often experience different type of students that come from poor to wealthy families. As a teacher, it is important to learn and be open-minded about students’ backgrounds. In COE 202, my plan is to volunteer for the Boys and Girls Club and learn from my experience. It is important for me to volunteer because I need to experience what my future career will be like. Service learning can help one learn new things about what one’s interested in. The Boys and Girls Club is a good opportunity for me to see what it is like working with kids from low income families.

Doubtlessly, I consider my time in Key Club to be the one of the most valuable parts of my High School experience. Within this club, I found a second family, several leadership opportunities, and a passion for volunteer work. From events like Relay for Life and the Walk to End Alzheimer's, I learned of the immense joy that comes from seeing a smile on someone’s face and knowing that you helped put it there. Over the course of the last four years, I have successfully completed over 250 hours of community service, and hope to raise this number to 300 before I graduate high school. Moreover, I took on an executive board position, as club secretary, this past year, allowing me to become a servant leader to well over a hundred members, while developing

Boys and Girls Clubs locally “…helped over 6,500 members receive the mentoring and educational support that is vital to their future success” (The Boys & Girls Clubs of Fresno County). My mission is to develop programs that are designed to enhance children’s education and health. The

Community involvement has always been an integral part of my life. As I progressed through my high school career, my passion for service flourished. I organized a food drive during my junior year at three local schools, which gave me a keen appreciation of the difference one person can make in the lives of many others. I was elected as a Lieutenant Governor of Key Club at the end of my junior year, a role which involves overseeing community outreach efforts for several high schools in my region. The experience has opened my eyes to the ways I can multiply my efforts through leading others.

My ultimate goal for the future is to work in a hospital as a physical therapist. I enjoy helping others and it is a dream of mine to help rehabilitate people who have suffered a trauma or illness. I plan to attend the University of Findlay studying physical therapy with a minor in Spanish. I hope to use Spanish to communicate with my future patients. Physical therapy is a way for me to help others and do something I love. I chose physical therapy because I was fascinated by their extensive knowledge on how the body works. It is a goal of mine to work in a children’s hospital. A hospital like Nationwide Children’s Hospital is where I see myself working. I have always enjoyed being around children, so this type of environment is where I would

If I had to choose I would say that the community service experience that was the most important to me and changed my life the most I would have to say that it was my service at the local soup kitchen in Hoboken. I was connected to this organization through the community service club at my high school and after meeting the overseers and other volunteers there it felt like a good fit. I know that this is probably starting to seem like the cliché essay about how I have ignored poor people all my life and I never really thought of them as anything more than homeless and how I went into the soup kitchen feeling very uncomfortable but that is not my truth. I was raised by 2 parents that came to this country from living in poverty in the Caribbean