The Red Rhythm drill team embraced the holiday spirit by volunteering at the Samaritan Inn, Collin County’s largest homeless shelter. For the second consecutive year, the team engaged in various activities to uplift residents, consisting of men, women, and families who call the shelter home for an average of six to nine months. Cheryl Spofford, a community impact worker, emphasized the need for volunteers, highlighting that the 60 staff members struggle to manage various tasks without assistance. The initiative was student-led, showcasing leadership and teamwork while fostering community connection.
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- The Samaritan Inn provides shelter for individuals and families transitioning out of homelessness, with residents often staying between six and nine months.
- The…