Innovation’s Warriors Serve the City of New York

Our 12th grade Innovation Warriors were not deterred by the wintry January air when they fanned out around the City to perform their Annual Community Service Projects. These students went to four different sites to volunteer and to give back to the community, demonstrating that “leadership through Innovation” has a an strong and inextricable community service component.

911 Museum

These Innovation Warriors volunteered at the 911 Museum and helped with the gift shop’s inventory, organization, and winter clean-up. Our Warriors were invited back for their Visitor Services training in February so that they can continue the next steps toward becoming full-fledged volunteers at the 9/11 Memorial and Museum.

Community Kitchen & Pantry

Students in this cluster participated in the Shop & Stock with Seniors Program where they assisted senior citizens and others in need to “shop” for food and supplies.

Trinity’s Services And Food for the Homeless

Completing a wide-ranging and dynamic round of community service activities, the group that volunteered at Trinity SAFH helped prepare and distribute food for the homeless and those in need.

Donation of food to the NY Common Pantry

Finally, Innovation students were commended for donating over 250 pounds of food to the New York Common Pantry, an award-winning charity that reduces hunger and improves nutrition for many New Yorkers!