Senior Katie DiGiovanni

“I normally go with my church, and we go to either a food pantry or a food kitchen. We provide meals and clothing for people that don’t have a lot of things. It feels really good to give back to people because we have so much and we don’t really realize it. There are so many people in the world who don’t really get to have as much during the holidays. So if I can just make people feel a little bit better, why not?”

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Senior Katie DiGiovanni

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