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Swajan's Lil Helpers Newsletter. Vol.1 12/10/2011. Please view in slideshow mode. Our Goal.
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Swajan's Lil HelpersNewsletter Vol.1 12/10/2011 Please view in slideshow mode
Our Goal Our first community service project involved helping Ronald McDonald House of Ann Arbor, which helps families of children who are receiving treatment for extended period at the MOTT's Children's hospital. The house is always in need of travel size toiletries for their crisis center, which involves families that have had unexpected illnesses in their family involving kids and had to come to the hospital without anything. You can visit their website at rmh-annarbor.org/.
What we did We broke up into two groups with Tanisha and Souvik being our leaders. Souvik’s group packed toiletries while Tanisha’s group baked cookies and muffins. The particapants were Tanisha, Isha, Nisha, Ipsy, Praneeth, Sumer, Arnav, Ashna, Dona, Souvik, Neha, Diya, Stuti, Sormi, Riju, and Ankan.
Our Thoughts……. “This is important even when you’re older, you should always help people” “A small step cando a lot towards a bigger difference” Shibangi “It’s important to help people to spread happiness" Nisha “Chocolates helps the happy side of your brain” Isha Arnav
Our Thoughts……. “It’s always RIGHT to help those in need!” “Through community service, kid’s are given the chance to come together&work for the common good. A few hours here & there help bring a smile to those in need. More importantly, the satisfaction that comes along with such small actions provide a memorable life-time experience. Throughout school years teachers stress that “Helping others means helping yourself” & it’s especially fun when doing it with friends” Sumer Tanisha
Tanisha and Souvik explaining the project Souvik’s group packing Tanisha's groupbrainstorming
On Saturday, Dec 10th, Nisha, Neha and Diya along with their moms went and dropped off the items at The Ronald McDonald House in Ann Arbor
Thanks to the mom’s and dad’s. Thanks to all the Lil Helpers. Compiled by Arnav.