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Annie Laning: Service

Hi y’all! My name is Annie Justine and I’m from sunny Las Vegas, Nevada. I am a biology major (physiology concentration) with a chem minor and on the pre-med track. When I’m not studying, I am at FASU or helping with theatre productions. When I have free time I love reading, singing, or spending time with my friends! As of recently, I have been doing my yearly rewatch of Gilmore Girls. This year I am looking forward to serving the community with this amazing group of women! Now, my take on one of our three pillars, Service!!  Service has been a massive part of my life. I started doing service when I was in 6th grade, so around 9 years ago. I have enjoyed being a light for people who need it most. I have seen how service can help someone, from how it has helped me to how it has helped the people I’ve served. So when I heard that this group has a pillar of service, I was drawn in immediately. I have learned so much from my time doing service and I can’t wait to learn more, especially...

Sarah Lalonde- Service


    Hi! My name is Sarah Lalonde and like Serena I also volunteer at Blessings Under the Bridge. I am a part of the Tuesday service group and our job is prepping the meals that are passed out on Wednesday nights under the bridge to the homeless of Spokane or to anyone that is in need of a meal. I look forward to our Tuesday service every week. Going to Blessings is a nice break from stressful classes, and there’s just something about the combination of getting to hang out with the other Setons while making delicious meals together that makes for the best laughs and memories. Whether we’re unpackaging thousands of ready-made pancakes, using the can opener to open what seems like dozens of canned goods, or crying together while cutting onions, you can bet we’re singing along to some good tunes or talking about our ups and downs from the past week. Serving every week has given us the opportunity to focus on sisterhood as well as the service pillar of Setons. Working as a team and spending two hours a week together has caused us to bond and grow closer in a smaller group. In addition to developing our sisterhood, weekly service allows us to connect with the Spokane community, even if it is just behind-the-scenes preparation. I’m so grateful that being a part of the Setons of Gonzaga has given me the opportunity to give back to my community and to do it with such an amazing group of passionate and caring women. I’m excited to see what the rest of this year as a Seton has to offer and I’m sure it will be filled with more fulfilling service opportunities and bonding experiences with the other 29 girls!


           

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