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Social work club caps year by donating toys during break
Making huge strides in its first go, Del Mar College’s new club the Social Work Student Association has already made its mark in the community in its first year. Most recently, the club donated a $250 check to a group that works with homeless veterans to provide them with work clothes and shoes to help them get ready for a job. The club also donated $200 worth of toys for Toys for Tots over the holiday break, helped serve meals to children at the Ronald McDonald House, and also read to the elderly at the Gulfway Apartments. In the fall,…
Advisers push for social justice
Anne Lewis discusses her documentary and answers questions from students and others about community concerns. Speakers and authors visited Del Mar College to share examples of social injustice in our country.
Special olympics makes a big difference in local community
Nonprofit organizations bring people together to support a common good. They not only provide a sense of community but also play a fundamental role in fostering a community to strengthen and thrive. I want to be able to shed some light on the many great organizations out there that are local to us and the work they do for our community. On Jan. 13, Special Olympics held its first Regional Bowling Competition here in Corpus Christi, at Bowlero. Delegations from all over South Texas came together to compete in the tournament. Special Olympics offers year-round training and Olympic-type competitions for…