Saturday, October 2, 2010

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October 2, 2010


After postponing the distribution to the homeless with the help of fifth grade students of Castle Creek Elementary School, finally approved my project will take held on Friday, October 1, 2010 with students preparing peanut butter sandwiches with jam. The process was quick, which surprised me a lot. Tube a total of eleven students preparing donations in approximately 30 minutes. students divided by seasons made him a peanut butter and jelly on bread, others put the sandwiches in bags, and the last students wore the sandwiches and packed in lunch bags with a juice and potatoes. I was very happy to see that we prepared 45 lunches for the homeless. After a hard work, students and I play soccer and tennis to relax before our distribution the next day.



















The Saturday, October 2, selected students, some parents, volunteers, and I went to Lake Eola Park located in downtown Orlando all donations. As I mentioned in a previous publication, this park has many interesting stories underdogs. I understand that there are places with more homeless, but I think this park is a perfect environment for students. distribute clothing has been donated to the campaign beyond the Wall and lunch bags that were prepared by students Extended Day at Castle Creek Elementary School. The children also had the opportunity to talk with the homeless, which was very important. They met people with mental illness, veterans, and some who have been affected by the recession. ; An interesting (and sad) event was when the children saw a homeless man being thrown out of the park by the Orlando Police Department for sleeping on the grass. We also met a lady who told them that slept under a bridge Highway 408. Another interesting person they met was a gentleman very religious, and even hiso a prayer with students. After we finished our work Socially, children had the opportunity to play in the playground and enjoyed it very much. We ended our morning eating pizza in the park



The event was a success: the students enjoyed their morning in the park, learned on the homeless, and marked a difference. I'm very proud of having conducted this project with children, and that the alliance that the campaign beyond the wall has to Castle Creek Elementary School is working well. I want to thank the staff of Castle Creek Elementary School, students who participated in this project, parents who let their children help, and of course all the fans of this campaign.
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