Innovative Ways Our Club Is

Tina Tran‘20-’21 Bulletin Editor

During the month of May, it might have been difficult to focus on both school and volunteering at the same time at home. Due to the fact that the majority was dealing with the overwhelming stress of final AP exams. However, that did not stop us from pushing ourselves and achieving as many hours as we could by participating in volunteering opportunities that we could discover and achieve at home.

As many clubs have held this opportunity to make digital or make in real life cards and letters, our club has incorporated that as well. Since it is not only a simple and easy project, it is efficient as to make someone’s day and put a smile on their faces (especially for those who work hard to make this world better). It is another opportunity to use your creative side as well. Another way we found very beneficial, while being easy to accomplish was UNICEF Math for Good. It was highly-achievable yet somewhat fun and rewarding. The objective of this project was to answer really simple math questions correctly in return of a donation of .25. Near the end, answering many problems earned two hundred dollars of donation while allowing us to gain 10 hours. It is very rewarding to not only correctly answer highly achievable math questions and hours, but raising as much money as we can to supporting organizations in the comfort of our own homes. It is always beneficial to take some time out of your day to do make the world a better place in small, yet impowering rewarding gestures.