The United Way had their annual Day of
Caring on September 10, 2015. Day of Caring
gives volunteers a glimpse of how their hard
work has a positive effect on their community
and nonprofit organizations. Once again, Peer
Leadership at
LCCTC was
happy to serve in
support of this
day.
Twenty of our own Peer Leaders spent their day at Camp Agawam, primarily used for Boy Scouting adventures. Ranger Tom, the caretaker of the camp, needed help with closing the camp for the upcoming winter. The Peer Leaders helped him cover the pool, stack wooden planks, and weed around the bushes.
Mr. Rich even stopped by to lend a hand! When the day was done, Peer leader Destinee Coates gave a tear-jerking remembrance speech about 9/11 and what it means to be a hero.
Afterwards Kayla Baker handed Ranger Tom an honorary certificate and pin, making him an official Peer Leader.
Although it was just a day to volunteer, the Peer Leaders not only enjoyed themselves, they also went home with a smile on their face knowing that their hard work made someone else's day easier.
Twenty of our own Peer Leaders spent their day at Camp Agawam, primarily used for Boy Scouting adventures. Ranger Tom, the caretaker of the camp, needed help with closing the camp for the upcoming winter. The Peer Leaders helped him cover the pool, stack wooden planks, and weed around the bushes.
Mr. Rich even stopped by to lend a hand! When the day was done, Peer leader Destinee Coates gave a tear-jerking remembrance speech about 9/11 and what it means to be a hero.
Afterwards Kayla Baker handed Ranger Tom an honorary certificate and pin, making him an official Peer Leader.
Although it was just a day to volunteer, the Peer Leaders not only enjoyed themselves, they also went home with a smile on their face knowing that their hard work made someone else's day easier.
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