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Personal Narrative: My School Interact Club
Throughout high school, I was involved in my schools Interact Club which was sponsored by Rotary and we would volunteer for a plethora of community opportunities. One of the most memorable events that we would be a part of was using toilet paper rolls as a container for candy to be given to underprivileged kids in Mexico for Christmas. This was a multi-step process that brought more than 60 of our members together on weekends forming a conveyor line to 1) remove any remaining toilet paper, 2) wrap the roll in Christmas wrapping paper with one side taped shut, 3) filling each roll with precisely 10 pieces of candy, and finally 4) tape the other side shut and form a send out pile. Interact spent every weekend for 5 hours in the month of November
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