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Bingo Night Reflection
For the past 10 years, I have been a member of the Busy Workers 4-H club along with holding the offices of Treasurer, Secretary, and currently President. Through 4-H I have been involved in a multitude of community activities. Every year my club and I hold an annual Bingo Night with the developmental disabilities home in our community; playing games and giving out prizes. Additionally every Christmas we sing Christmas Carols to the nursing home and then host a Christmas party for the residents. Furthermore, on my own, I have assisted with the Public Library’s Summer Food Program. During this program, I served lunch to the children, and then read books to them. This past summer I aided in tearing down an old community baseball field fence and
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