Experience

Ayala High School

• United States
• Insurance
• 1 - 100 Employee

• BSU

  • Aug 2014 - Mar 2015

  "BSU"​ stands for "Black Student Union". My job in this club was to help spread awareness on African American Culture. I joined this club because I wanted people to know more about black history, and I wanted to have the experience of being a leader. I also joined this club because it stood for love and acceptance. Our club meetings were held in the multipurpose room where we spoke to our peers about historical black events. I helped raise money for meetings by selling hats, beanies, and t-shirts. This club impacted my life in a positive way, I met amazing people and I learned a lot from people sharing their stories. Show less

• ABF

  • Aug 2011 - Aug 2011

  "ABF"​ stands for "Ayala Basketball Fundraiser"​. My job for this fundraiser was to raise money for our basketball program so we could have better gear. I served customers at Apple Bees, if they wanted food, or beverages I had to serve them. I took this job because I wanted to be able to provide my teammates with better basketball attire, and to satisfy my coach. I helped by cleaning dishes, opening and closing doors for others, and selling basketball gear. Working at Apple Bees was great experience, and it showed me what's like to have a real job. Show less



New Beginnings Church

• United States
• Religious Institutions

• WCS

  • Jan 2010 - Feb 2010

  "WCS"​ stands for "Watts Community Service"​. My job was to serve food, and clothes to the less fortunate in the Watts community. I decided to take part in this community service because I care deeply about the less fortunate, I don't like to see people struggle. With the help of my church members I was able to provide food and water to over 200 people. Doing community service for Watts was definitely a life lesson, it reminded me of how fortunate I am. "WCS"​ stands for "Watts Community Service"​. My job was to serve food, and clothes to the less fortunate in the Watts community. I decided to take part in this community service because I care deeply about the less fortunate, I don't like to see people struggle. With the help of my church members I was able to provide food and water to over 200 people. Doing community service for Watts was definitely a life lesson, it reminded me of how fortunate I am.