Adopt a Road - Litter Clean Up

The effort required and the most difficult part are both the same. It is finding the time with the already full schedule that I keep. I am involved with the school Marching and Concert Bands in which I play the trombone and this year was chosen as the drum major and field commander. I am an officer in the FFA and member of the horse, livestock and soil judging teams. I belong to the 4-H and a member of their horse and livestock judging teams. I also compete in Junior Rodeo, in the barrels and pole bending competitions which I placed 4th overall this year. And I work part time on a farm. I am busy all of the time so making time and keeping a schedule is the most challenging thing that I have to do. The only ones that I have recruited to help me are my parents, which is normal, they are always there to help when I need it. Overall my volunteer work has made people happy. It has also made life a little easier for them. It shows everyone that there are people out there that do care what happens to others. It has set a good example to other boys and girls my age to follow. It has helped keep the earth a tiny bit cleaner for future generations. In my neighborhood there are eleven homes and twenty-six people that are impacted by the project.