Safelite Maps Out Senior Surprise Delivery Route!
As the largest auto glass specialist company in the United States, Safelite serves some 10 million customers each year. Social responsibility is one of the company’s core values and their Safelite Foundation supports organizations and causes around the country that promote the health and well-being of families.
Talking With Tommy
Now more than ever before, we are all craving more connection to others and to our communities. Astutely recognizing this need among his friends and classmates, Tommy Sukiennik ’21 launched an Instagram Live talk show, “Talking With Tommy.” In his first couple episodes, Tommy and his guests have discussed everything from Netflix to helping others. Future guests include a counselor who specializes in working with teens. Thank you, Tommy, for making our Instagram feeds—and our moods—a little brighter!
JC Grandmother Donates to Student Emergency Fund with Money Raised From Sewing COVID Masks
Karen Ruberry, grandmother of Future Patriot Breanna ’24, saw an opportunity to help others and made the most of it. Karen recently donated to the Student Emergency Fund using money she had raised by sewing masks for friends and neighbors. One act of generosity helped to meet two critical needs in our community. Thank you, Karen! We are excited to welcome you and Breanna into the Patriot family!
'95 Grad Helps Make PPEs for Johns Hopkins Staff
Jeremy Rosendale ’95 recently joined forces with a number of other volunteers to make over 200 pieces of personal protective equipment (PPE) for staff at Johns Hopkins, as well as first responders and others on the frontlines of the response to COVID-19. In the few hours that he spent volunteering, Jeremy became part of an effort to protect medical personnel which has produced over 50,00 PPE kits to date.
Trading Teaching for Serving in The National Guard
For some, serving others is a way of life. That is the case for Matt Linck '13. Matt put his career in special education on hold to answer his country's call as a member of the Maryland Army National Guard. Matt and his unit are now on Active Duty, working to distribute food and provide security where needed while also gearing up for a potential deployment in the coming months. Thank you, Matt, for your service!