How can teens serve the community?
“We can do community service picking up trash or helping take care of the animals at the humane society, or we can volunteer helping children with autism or other special needs.”
— Raven Graves, eighth-grader, West Junior High School
“We can be nice to people and help them out; we can do community service or donate to blood drive, food drives or other charity events.”
— Jacob Walter, eighth-grader, WJHS
“By recycling, cleaning up litter and being kind to the people around us.”
— Sarah Atkinson, eighth-grader, WJHS
“By helping others and donating to charities.”
— Meredith Baker, eighth-grader, WJHS
“By volunteering at the humane society and picking up trash.”
— Noah Benham, eighth-grader, WJHS
“By volunteering for parks and rec and other charities or donating food or money to food drives.”
— Ruben Ghijsen, eighth-grader, WJHS
“By helping at the food pantry or LINK or donating food to either one.”
— Brianna Spence, eighth-grader, WJHS
“Volunteer at the humane society or help out with their church youth group.”
— Caitlin Laird, eighth-grader, WJHS