December is a time to give...The Bancroft students had two projects in the spirit of giving this holiday season. In their own simple but creative ways, our students sacrificially showed their gratitude to our troops and joyfully shared their talents to the elderly.
"Tribute to our Troops" For almost a month the AALEAD students and staff hand sewed personalized pillows with Asian art and greetings to our injured troops at The Walter Reed Military Hospital. Students’ messages on their personalized pillows thanked the troops for their sacrifices for our country. Students also videotaped a performance of them singing Christmas carols for the troops
"Carols to the Elderly"– On December 19, 2008 before the winter break, students visited and sang Christmas carols at the Stoddard Baptist Nursing Home. It was such a great joy to see the smiles from the elderly people as they heard Christmas songs from our students. The project was also a good opportunity to teach students the value of respect for the elderly which is an important part of the Asian culture.
All our Elementary students received their Christmas wish during our AALEAD Holiday party last December 20, 2008. Santa with his elves (all AALEAD student volunteers) distributed the gifts to our Elementary students. We are grateful to our sponsors who served as the secret Santas for these kids.
The Thomson students also had an opportunity to participate in the OAPIA Toy distribution last December 16, 2008. 18 students gratefully received toys from the Office on Asian and Pacific Islander Affairs.
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Carols to the Elderly: Prior to the winter break on December 19, 2008, students went to the Stoddard Baptist Nursing Home and performed Christmas carols. The older people's expressions when they heard our pupils sing Christmas songs brought them such immense joy. The activity provided an excellent opportunity to instill in the pupils the Asian cultural value of respecting the elderly. Continue your fantastic effort! Keep sharing. I invite you to browse my website.
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The spirit of giving in December beautifully captures the importance of generosity and helping others during the holiday season. It's a timely reminder of how small acts of kindness can make a big difference. For students juggling studies and other responsibilities, the end of the year can be especially hectic. Many choose to take my online class for me services to manage their academic workload, ensuring they stay on track while focusing on giving back and enjoying the season. This support makes a busy time more manageable.
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