Service

The high school the boys attend offers a service pin to wear upon graduation if an allotted number of service hours has been accumulated. Evan has met his minimum for this semester, but he continues to get up early on Saturday mornings to serve breakfast to the needy. This week Keagan joined him. 

We give praise to teens and children when they make the honor roll, when they win state titles as the star athlete, or when they win awards for being the most popular kid in the class. Why don’t we praise kids for community service and helping the less fortunate? This has a far reaching impact on society and our community, and yet so little of it is recognized or acknowledged. 

On our way home this morning, Keagan said, “My day started at 6:30am and ended at 11:30am. I’m livin’ the best day!”