This time was spent working Breaking The Cycle’s Food Justice Event. We unboxed hundreds of pounds of fresh produce and non perishable items to create food product care packages to be distributed in the Atlanta area to help feed families during the food crisis caused by the government shutdown.
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This time was spent assisting the Morehouse Bonner Scholars with the execution of their annual "Its On the House Initiative". I led the giveaways at the hygiene table handing out products like loofahs, plan Bs, and female hygiene product bags. I also helped create content for the event.
This time was spent assisting the Morehouse Bonner Scholars with their It’s On the House initiative. We organized, sorted, and folded clothing and accessories by gender and type. By dedicating time to this preparation in the days leading up to the event, we ensured that the items would be well organized and easy to distribute when the event takes place.
This time was spent assisting the Morehouse Bonner Scholars with their It’s On the House initiative. We organized, sorted, and folded clothing and accessories by gender and type. By dedicating time to this preparation in the days leading up to the event, we ensured that the items would be well organized and easy to distribute when the event takes place.
This time was spent doing our monthly service activity with the Sophomore Class Council and The Believers House church. We made care packages including homemade blankets, flyers with information about warming centers, handwritten notes, and snacks. It was a very fun event and great crossover between our Bonner Scholar cohort and other members of our class.
This time was spent tabling to raise money for our initiatives in Soweto and to raise awareness about our operation glam squad initiative. I helped set up the table then spent the rest of my time operating it.

