Students and family members at The Windward School’s Westchester Middle School in White Plains, NY, sort items to be placed in care kits for beneficiaries of New Covenant Center in Stamford, CT, as part of the Windward Parent Association’s CommUNITY Service Day on February 29, 2020. Photo: Susan Arditi-Adams.
Thousands of Items Created and Donated for Local Charities During The Windward School’s Windward Parents Association CommUNITY Service Day
On Saturday, February 29, The Windward School’s Windward Parents Association (WPA) hosted its 2nd Annual CommUNITY Service Day at both Windward’s Westchester Middle School campus and Manhattan campus. At the event, 245 volunteers, including students and their families, along with members of Windward’s faculty and staff, participated in hands-on activities to benefit this year’s charity partners.
Windward community members braid strips of cloth to become dog toys for Adopt-a-Dog Animal Shelter pets in Armonk, NY, as part of The Windward School’s Windward Parents Association CommUNITY Service Day on February 29, 2020, at Windward’s Westchester Middle School in White Plains, NY.
The Windward School’s Westchester campus in White Plains supported New Covenant Center, Adopt-a-Dog Animal Shelter, Meal-on-Wheels, and Leveling the Playing Field. Meanwhile, The Windward School’s Manhattan campus, located on the Upper East Side, supported New York Common Pantry, Best Friends Animal Society, God’s Love We Deliver, and Leveling the Playing Field.
Jamie Williamson, Head of The Windward School, joins WPA CommUNITY Service Day co-chairs Tami Mount, Susan Arditi-Adams, and Anne Louise Bostock. Nearly 250 members of the Windward community participated on two campuses to create and donate more than a thousand items to benefit local charities.
Thanks to this year’s CommUNITY Service Day at The Windward School, the following items were created and donated:
“We designed this annual event last year with an incredible team of volunteers when we saw a need to bring our students together with their families to help others, promote goodwill, and create lasting memories,” said Susan Arditi-Adams, Co-President of the WPA.
“There is nothing better than seeing parents and students truly engaged with activities that give back to our local communities. Our CommUNITY Service Day is true quality time and an endeavor we hope to continue for years to come,” said Barbara O’Connor, Co-President of the WPA.
The event was coordinated by WPA co-chairs Anne Louise Bostock and Tami Mount at The Windward School’s Westchester campus, and by WPA co-chairs Susan Petrie-Badertscher and Wendie Lopez at the Windward School’s Manhattan campus.
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