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My Contribution To George Washington Carver
I am a very industrious student who would like to contribute much of my time to the George Washington Carver community in order to improve it. I strive to become a leader of the school and help those around me. Many people have helped me in the past and I want to show my appreciation by helping those in need. I will do my best when it comes to solving my peers’ problems. It does not matter if it’s personal problems or if it’s school related.

Helping others has always been a big priority to me. I frequently help everyone with anyone. Whether it is physically, mentally, or emotionally, I am always there to help. I currently help people in my school and I hopefully will do the same in Carver..

Furthermore, I am also willing to contribute my
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