Jaylen Foster

This time at Reflections of Trinity, I helped load boxes onto the flatbed and bring them out for distribution. The work felt steady and smooth, and I got to meet some wonderful wise women who shared encouraging words which made the experience even more meaningful.

This was my second time volunteering at Reflections of Trinity, and it felt just as meaningful as the first. I helped pack produce, hand out food, and direct traffic. I met some really kind people again, which made the experience even more worthwhile.

I recently had the opportunity to attend the Reflections of Trinity community service event, where I joined others in helping distribute food to individuals and families in need. It was a humbling experience that reminded me of the importance of compassion, service, and supporting one another.

I volunteered at KSU Day, helped out throughout the event, and enjoyed the fun atmosphere with rides, games, and great people!

This event was sponsored by the KSU National Pan-Hellenic Council where I participated by donating and packing toiletry bags to be distributed to individuals in the Cobb County community that are in need, whether domestic violence survivors or those displaced by homelessness.