Organizing Support is Style was one of the most eye-opening experiences I’ve had. While it began as a simple idea—a clothing drive to support women in need—it quickly grew into something much more meaningful. Coordinating donations across six counties, managing outreach, and watching our social media campaign reach thousands of people taught me the importance of persistence, planning, and the power of digital advocacy. But beyond logistics, what impacted me most was seeing how something as basic as a clean, well-fitting outfit could uplift someone’s confidence. It made me reflect on how often we take these everyday necessities for granted. I learned how important it is to center dignity in service, and how small acts of kindness can create lasting ripple effects. This initiative challenged me to step up as a leader, stay organized under pressure, and speak up for a cause I care deeply about. More than anything, it reminded me why I want to continue serving others—and how meaningful change often starts with a single step.