Samya Aikens

I got to meet different people who worked and volunteered for the pantry though I mostly worked with Juno. We sorted through spoiled vegetables and organized the fridge. After that we unloaded a U-Haul with donations for the pantry and sorted them into their respective places.

While I was doing that, I got to watch and talk to some of the people who use the pantry. One woman in particular repeatedly talked about being relived that she wouldn’t have to worry about food. Hearing that really struck something deep in me. It shows why we need places like the pantry for the community.