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Community Enrichment

Student Benefits Associated with Volunteerism through the
Feinstein Enriching America Program

Feinstein Enriching America Program | Quotes from Students |


Quotes from Students Who Have Completed
their Community Enrichment Projects

"I feel that when we perform acts of kindness, not just others, but we ourselves, benefit; we develop a sense of camaraderie and leadership, as well as social skills unavailable in any textbook. In order for us to provide for ourselves, we must provide for others. It is vital to the progression of society for people to work together in an attempt to make our world a better to place to live.”
Jonathon Bunker
Architectural/Building Technology, Class of 1998

"I learned a valuable lesson about teamwork. By giving our time for this project, it has bettered us in working as a team, to socialize as a team, to understand the problem as a group, and finally to finish our goal. Coming together to help benefit others can certainly make the community a better place to live.”

Christopher Fuller
Computer Information Systems, Class of 1998

"This is the most wonderful thing I ever heard about. I always felt the need to help other people and through the Feinstein Program I learned how simple and rewarding it was. I want to thank Mr. Feinstein for awakening that part of me that was asleep and make me realize that never is too late to help.”

Gilma Morales
Computer Information Systems Technology, Class of 1998

"I have a great sense of achievement from my involvement, such as learning new responsibilities for leadership and compassion that will stay with me for the rest of my life. I also have more confidence which led me to believe in myself with the pursuit of my education and ultimately, a new career.”

Clive Bennett
Marine Technology, Class of 1999

" My outlook has changed toward volunteer work. I had felt in the past that I didn’t have time to be a volunteer. I have learned, however, that all the time in the world is not worth near as much as the smile of a child when for the first time he felt good about himself and the things he has done. If I kept even one child from a life of crime and drugs, I have accomplished more than just completing a college course -- I have made a difference!!”

Dennis Blanchette
Carpentry & Construction Technology, Class of 1998

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