Q: What inspired you to join the LiveFree! Club in your school?
A: My president from another club introduced it to me and I love the idea of helping people and setting a good example for the younger generation. Also, to set a good example for kids and help them find a positive view on life.
Q: What are some of the goals and accomplishments that your school’s LiveFree! Club focuses on?
A: We have done a couple of activities to advertise the negative effects of drugs and bring up the awareness of our school. We are also going to Elementary Schools to teach 4th Graders the negative effects of drugs and smoking and we aspire to spread the word further than the few we have gone too.
Q: As a member of LiveFree!, what kind of advice would you give to a friend or fellow student who is struggling with alcohol or drug use?
A: I would guide them to a terminal that would be able to help or I might offer an alternative action and try to put them in the right direction of helping or hanging out with a different group.
Q: What are you most proud of as a member of the LiveFree! community?
A: In LiveFree! I am able to display my righteousness and influence others through my good actions. Also I am proud to work with my fellow club members and other young kids and help them to decide what to do with their lives in a positive way.
Q: What kinds of hobbies and extracurricular activities do you all enjoy during your spare time?
A: Studying, Robotics, math club, basketball, hanging out with friends, watching TV, and especially volunteering.
Q: What do you want to be when you enter a professional career?
A: “I want to go into the Bio-tech and Bio-chem or Engineering fields”. – female student “Mechanical Engineer”- male student
Q: What has been the most important lesson learned as a member of the LiveFree! club in your community?
A: There is a difference one can make in their community and helping out is fun and beneficial for all.
Q: What has been the most important lesson learned as a member of the LiveFree! club in your community?
A: The most important lesson we have learned is to help out where we can and every action has an effect on the lives of those involved.
