The Heart and Hands of The Caring Community: Our Volunteers

Megan Kelley is grateful to be a part of      The Caring Community because she believes the magic of plants should be available to all. The first thing she does every morning is walk out into her food forest to feel the magic. She wants to share this feeling with you

I volunteer because as the Broward County reporter for The Associated Press, I saw   first-hand the devastation the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High tragedy had on teachers not just there, but countywide. This is also my small token of appreciation for the 13 years Broward County teachers spent giving my son a first-class education. Terry is an observer of Florida and finds its weirdness humorous and endearing. 

My name is Yuly Marin. I joined 

The Caring Community because volunteering is what I do and helping others is what I love the most. I'm pretty active in the community because I want to set an example for my kids so they can grow up and be active members of the caring community and keep the ball rolling.

When one of the most undervalued jobs is teaching and guiding our future, it’s important to provide our teachers with   easy-to-access medicinal herbs that can have profound effects in their day. Every little bit of support helps.

I joined The Caring Community because the mission aligns with mine. Plus, the opportunity to support the unsung superheroes that are teachers, administrators and school social workers was just the thing my free time needed. Quirky fun facts about me, I can say my alphabet backwards,. Check me out www.jessjefferson.com 

Katy Cain is a teacher and home school mom who is happy to be bringing herbal care to fellow Broward County teachers. Katy is also a certified birth doula, local gleaning coordinator for  the Society of St. Andrew, amateur gardener, yoga student, and lover of clothing with useful pockets.