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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...
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Ashley Lau - Service

    Hi everyone! My name is Ashley Lau, and I am from Bellevue, Washington. I am a nursing major and a business minor, and I am also one of the co-service chairs! It’s been an incredible second semester, and I have enjoyed serving with my sisters and planning events with my co-chair, Katie Aguirre. This club has provided me with so many opportunities to get involved with Gonzaga and the Spokane community. I have met so many amazing people through service and have been able to serve different communities in a way that I have not before. Through service, I have been able to grow, educate myself, and have eye-opening conversations with individuals in the Spokane community.
    So far, we have been able to do weekly service along with a monthly service event. For my weekly service, I have been serving at Blessings Under the Bridge with my two sisters, Libby and Clare. Every Tuesday, Libby, Clare, and I do meal prep for ~100+ individuals. These hot meals are then handed out every Wednesday under the bridge. This past week, we made Mcdonald Mcribs, packaged cookies, and scooped applesauce. We have made so many memories and have learned so much about the Spokane community and the organization itself. I have had so much fun serving with my sisters and building bonds through service. I never want it to end!! It has been really amazing to be surrounded by individuals who have a passion for people, a passion for serving others. Especially during my freshman year, I felt lost in my purpose and what I wanted to do with my free time. Setons brought me a life-long group of friends who value their community and value people. Setons has opened so many doors for me, and I could not be more grateful… All Together Through Service <3333



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