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Reflection On Meals From The Heartland
I believe that a situation in which I best demonstrated the quality of service was when I organized and arranged a group of people to prepare meals at Meals from the Heartland last year. As part of my confirmation process, I needed to organize and carry out an event that displayed leadership. Other kids in my church put on food drives or organized a walk for a cause. I decided to arrange a group of people from my church, school, and family to prepare meals for 2 hours down at Meals from the Heartland. Meals from the Heartland is a non-profit organization made up of volunteers from businesses, schools, churches, and community organizations who package meals that get delivered to malnourished people in Iowa, in the United States, and around

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