Gee
- Kate Mardigian
- Oct 25, 2024
- 1 min read
This is a story about a Jacob's Chance Volunteer named Gee Guda.
As a current sophomore at VCU, majoring in Biology with a pre-med track, her path toward becoming a volunteer began during her junior year of high school. She discovered Jacob’s Chance summer camps through a Google search, and couldn’t have been happier to find such a welcoming community.
Gee states, “From the moment I walked in and was greeted by Sadie and Brooke, I felt an immediate sense of belonging. That first summer, I participated in three of the four camps, and the experience truly felt like family. Returning in the fall for 3G offered a different, yet equally enriching vibe. The close-knit atmosphere allowed me to get to know everyone better, as we met weekly and forged lasting friendships”.
What began as a quest for volunteer hours has turned into a profound sense of community and belonging. Gee now understands that this organization is dedicated to helping individuals with disabilities thrive, breaking down barriers of isolation and creating meaningful connections.
Such an inspiring story—Gee’s journey from volunteering to building a sense of family through Jacob’s Chance is truly heartwarming. Stories like hers remind me why I became an online certified diabetes educator for medication—to help individuals feel supported, connected, and empowered in their health journeys. Communities like this make all the difference.
Thanks for sharing Gee’s inspiring story! It’s amazing how finding the right community can change your path. Speaking of timely help, I recently searched for “Same-Day Dental Crowns near me” and was glad to find quick, reliable care nearby—sometimes having access to fast, local services really makes all the difference.
Gee’s journey is inspiring! It’s amazing how seeking volunteer hours led to such deep connections and purpose. Just like how her experience evolved, small efforts in life—whether through community involvement or even remembering to refill scripts on time—can grow into meaningful routines that support and uplift others. Beautiful story and a powerful reminder.
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