Enccounter the Baristas of Your Leaky Cauldron - Continuation
Volunteers Bring Community Spirit to Hellgate High School Coffee Cart
A group of dedicated volunteers, including alumni and former coaches, are brightening up the mornings at Hellgate High School with their service at the school's coffee cart.
Kelsey McCall, one of the volunteers, started helping out last year when a friend invited her to join the team. McCall's eldest child and middle son currently attend Hellgate, making her connection to the school even stronger. She enjoys being around the students and finds working with her fellow volunteers at the coffee cart particularly rewarding.
Libby Schneider, another volunteer, is a familiar face at the coffee cart. Her sophomore child is currently a student at Hellgate, and her younger child will join the school next year. Schneider's favorite thing about the coffee cart is being involved with the Hellgate community. She shares that she's terribly afraid of spiders and sharks, but absolutely loves dad jokes.
Jennifer Savage, who works at the coffee cart on Fridays from 9:30 to 11:30, finds joy in seeing her daughter and her friends face to face after the pandemic. Both of Savage's daughters attended Hellgate High School and are now in New York.
Sue Bell works at the coffee cart on Wednesdays from 9:30 to 11:30. The joy on sleepy faces in the morning when they get their caffeine is her favorite thing about the coffee cart.
Kristy Pilgrim works Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9:30. For Pilgrim, the coffee cart is more than just a place to serve drinks; it's a chance to make a difference in the lives of the students at Hellgate High School.
Whether it's serving coffee or engaging with the students, these volunteers bring a positive energy to Hellgate High School, making a significant impact on the community.
- Kelsey McCall's strong connection to Hellgate High School extends beyond her children, as she finds the volunteer work at the coffee cart particularly rewarding, immersing herself in the school's vibrant community.
- Having both daughters attend New York schools, Jennifer Savage cherishes her Friday mornings at the coffee cart, enjoying the rare opportunity to see her Hellgate friends face to face after the pandemic.
- In addition to serving drinks, Kristy Pilgrim sees the coffee cart as a platform to make a meaningful difference in the lives of Hellgate High School students, going beyond the typical role of a barista.
- Libby Schneider, a regular at the coffee cart, revels in her involvement with the Hellgate community, all while sharing her quirky sense of humor that particular enjoys dad jokes.
- Sue Bell finds joy in brightening up sleepy students' mornings with a cup of coffee, turning the coffee cart into a vital part of the community's lifestyle, including fashion-and-beauty, food-and-drink, and home-and-garden discussions, as well as fostering relationships among students and parents.
- The volunteers' shared passion extends beyond the school grounds, with some excited to embark on travel adventures or explore the world of cars, further enriching the community's diverse interests, including pets and other hobbies.
