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Posted on December 19, 2016December 21, 2016 by Debbie Ryu

The founders of HOME: Suseong Cho and Merin Padayatty [Source: Debbie Ryu, Author]
The founders of HOME: Suseong Cho and Merin Padayatty
[Source: Debbie Ryu, Author]
Everyone possesses a compassion that makes them want to help others. However, most of these people have no idea where to start. A few students in La Crescenta have created a club with just those intentions in mind. HOME is a club founded by two sophomores at Crescenta Valley High School and stands for Helping Others Means Everything. Its main objectives is to help the local community through hands-on volunteering. This includes volunteering at soup kitchens and animal shelters.

The club meets regularly and discusses events that the entire club would like to participate in. This allows for active participation of all members in the club and increased enthusiasm, while also creating a stronger bond between all the members and improving teamwork skills. The founders of the club believe that it is crucial to take into account the opinions of all club’s members.

When asked why they wanted to create this club, co-founder Suseong Cho stated, “I’ve always had a passion for helping others and I thought it would be great to use that passion towards helping my community. At first, I wasn’t sure if many people would want to participate in this club, but after talking to several people, I discovered that many people had a desire to help but had no idea how. I thought this would be a perfect club for them and would give them many benefits like an opportunity to improve teamwork skills.”

Since the club was first created, there has been an overwhelming amount of people who want to participate. “There’s such an immense amount of pride in knowing that you’re helping your community through doing what you enjoy with people you love. I’m so glad and wouldn’t want to trade this with any other club on the campus,” says a member of HOME.

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Debbie Ryu

Debbie Ryu is a sophomore at Crescenta Valley High School, and it is her first time to write as a JSR reporter.

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