NOVEMBER FOOD BANK/DCM

MARLY RAMIREZ | MEMBER

November food bank was my first ever one ever and to be honest I didn’t really know what I was doing. Everyone was put into different food categories to help pass out food but you had to be over 17 to actually put it into the cars. For someone who is 5’0 with barely any muscles, the crates of food were kinda heavy to lift but after all of that I felt like the strongest person ever, I may have also gotten some help with those crates but that’s not the point. Helping out just gets you in the mood and it kinda made me feel like a better person. Overall 10/10 recommend everyone to at least do it once, plus the people around are very nice and easy to talk to.

HANI KAZANJI | PRESIDENT

The DCM for the month of November was in the style of a fun friendsgiving. It is a spin on Thanksgiving where all attendees bring some food to share at a potluck. This event was really fun because especially after Fall Rally South caused a bit of a break in the division, it was cool to see my friends again. I personally brought some Wavy Lays chips and some Kettle cooked Jalepeño Chips to share with everyone, but some of the other stuff that people brought were cookies, drinks, and one person even made scalloped potatoes which were honestly the best thing there. Before the potluck though, we just hung out and had the acfual DCM portion of the event. It was really cool to see my friend Nick and Jasmine get member and officer of the month, because they were both on the division Spirit Committee with me so I got to be with these people a lot before Fall Rally South and we became good friends. After the potluck, we just congregated around and did a small service activity where we made cards for senior citizens, which was easy enough to do. Sunsgiving was a really fun event, and I'm glad I went.