Franklan Taylor

Today we spent a couple hours cleaning trash off of the side of Bessemer Ave. We were able to fill 8+ bags of trash. I enjoyed being able to help revitalize the environment.

Today we spent time restocking the Family Market, organizing items and products on the shelf, as well as taking inventory. I enjoyed being able to come back and be of service to Backpack Beginnings!

Today we went back to the family market and helped distribute canned goods, grains, bread, milk, and other food items to shelves for families to take home!

Today we packed kid/adult bags filled with necessary foods and snacks to get through the up coming harsh weather.

Today we brought families to pick out shoes, hygiene essentials, books, toys, and bread. Families were able to leave the facility with more needed essentials right before the snow is expected.

Today we helped count hygiene products, collect and organize pairs of shoes, as well as place clothes on hangers, then to the racks. I enjoyed being of service with my peers.

Enjoyed being able to help clean the streets of the community. We were able to fill our bags full of trash found on the side of the road and in the grass.

919 Aggies served at the BackPack Beginnings non-profit in Greensboro, North Carolina. We helped organize and restock toys, books, and produce for the "Family Market" area where others can go and pick up needed essentials, foods, and entertainment.