Wonderspring Early Education’s Post

Thanks to all the volunteers from PNC whose energy and commitment helped make this powerful event possible.

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AVP, Project Manager, PNC Charitable Trust

Today we had an opportunity I don’t think I’ll soon forget. We volunteered at the Wonderspring Early Learning Haverford Center. The name of the volunteer event was the Wonderspring Poverty Simulation. Yes! A Poverty simulation! Lead by Veirdre Jackson, Ed.D. My team and I were the partners in the community, such as social workers, policemen, grocers, pastors, school teachers, utility collector and even a troublemaker! The poverty simulation had volunteer families (which included members (teachers, advocates for children, early childhood providers etc) of the community along with Wonderspring Staff. Each family had a scenario, based on real families, they needed to navigate. Dr. Jackson told us this was a simulation and NOT a game. There were many lessons learn today at Wonderspring. The main lesson having empathy for our fellow man. Thank you Wonderspring Early Education for inviting us to participate in such an important mission! Monica Stanoch and Zakiyyah Boone, MBA your hard work on this event did not go unnoticed! And to my team in the blue shirts you are amazing!Kara E. LaFleur, Elsie Libertini , Matthew Hiltwine ,Beth Grieves, Crystal Daye, Rosie Gorman, Aliya Keller, Bridget Sullivan, Kenya Carroll, Deb Steinbrunner, Sherry Guerrero, Abu Saleh, Tiffany Wilson, Jeannette Adorante, and Harry D. Chand.Jason Beyersdorfer

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