Once you get accepted into that program, you get the option to try and receive a cool medal, and get awarded in front of the whole school and their parents at an award ceremony at the end of the year.
To get the medal, you have to be a part of CJSF, and you have to complete at least 7 hours of community service.
Cindy, Julia, and I did a ton of different things together to get those hours, including working at a haunted house, scooping food onto homeless people's plates, announcing and helping out at a football game, and finally, finishing off our last two hours by sitting outside of Alberton's grocery store holding a sign asking for donations for a foundation called "Stuff the Bus".
Here are some random pictures from a few nights prior to our service hours: (Be warned...Brooke is not wearing make up!)
2 comments:
I wanted to be the first one to comment this time! Don't be greedy, help the needy! You guys are so cute. And you're too young to be worrying about not wearing makeup! You don't even need it!
I was enjoying the blog til I saw the girl with no make up! I ran screaming from the room and since I had my iPad I didn't want to just drop it so I took it with me and when I realized it I looked down at my hands and saw the girl with no make up again and I thought to myself - what a lucky girl to be able to look that beautiful with no make up. Plus she is such a good person to volunteer her time. Love you!
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