STUDENTS AND STAFF FROM MORNINGSIDE UNIVERSITY LENT A HELPING HAND TO OVER SIX DOZEN LOCAL AGENCIES WEDNESDAY.
JUNIOR ALICE MAHONEY IS ONE OF THE STUDENT ORGANZIERS FOR THE UNIVERSITY’S 19TH ANNUAL INTO THE STREETS EFFORT:
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AROUND 750 STUDENTS AND 75 FACULTY MEMBERS TOOK PART IN THE EVENT, REPRESENTING THE MUSTANG’S ATHLETIC TEAMS, STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS, ACADEMIC CLASSES, AND INTERNSHIP PROGRAMS.
THEY TAKE ON A WIDE VARIETY OF TASKS HELPING ALL AGES FROM YOUNG CHILDREN TO SENIOR CITIZENS:
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THIS YEAR’S INTO THE STREETS FOCUSED ON THE SERVICE OF FIRST RESPONDERS AND HEALTHCARE WORKERS, IN
COMMEMORATION OF 9/11 THAT INCLUDED A BREAKFAST WITH MILITARY VETERANS AT THE ELK’S CLUB.
MAHONEY’S GROUP OF STUDENTS WAS AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS CLEANING UP SQUAD CARS WHERE THEY WERE ASSISTED BY MORNINGSIDE INTERIM PRESIDENT CHAD BENSON:
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OTHER LOCATIONS WHERE THE STUDENTS MADE AN IMPACT INCLUDED UNITYPOINT HOSPITAL, THE JUNE E. NYLEN CANCER CENTER, THE LOCAL RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE, THE SOUP KITCHEN, AND THE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB.
