mobile like the wind

Saturday we spent the whole day working for the Hawaii foodbank at their annual food drive. Surfing the Nation’s feeding the hungry ministry is the number one distributor of the Hawaii Foodbank’s food, so when they need volunteers, we’re at the top of their list. Saturday we worked a big intersection in Pearl City collecting money as cars stopped at the light to support the foodbank. I feel like the community here is way more aware of the needy and the part the foodbank plays in making sure they have food, so everyone was pretty supportive. We worked from 7 am to 4 pm, which didnt sound that bad until I was actually doing it, and the sweat began to build and we all became quite aware of eachothers sweaty-ness! But in the end it was a great way to be involved, to give back, and to really be apart of serving Hawaii. Anyways, this is me and my friend Luke at the beginning of the day Saturday before we hit up the streets, becoming the dancing foodbank signs. YES!