Sierra Gilbert Staff Give Back Through Service

Sierra School of Gilbert Staff Give Back with a Service Project

Staff members from Sierra School of Gilbert recently stepped outside the classroom to give back to the broader community through a meaningful service project at Feed My Starving Children. The experience served as both a volunteer opportunity and a team building activity, reinforcing the school’s commitment to service, collaboration, and shared purpose.

During the event, staff joined volunteers from across the community to help prepare and package meals. These meals will be distributed to children and families in need around the world. Working side by side, team members measured ingredients, packed meals, and supported one another throughout the process, all while contributing to a global cause.

Building Teamwork Beyond the Classroom

The service project provided an opportunity for staff to connect in a new environment, strengthening relationships that directly support their work with students. Experiences like these reflect the values practiced daily at Sierra School of Gilbert, where teamwork, compassion, and community involvement play an important role in supporting students with autism.

By participating in service projects such as this one, Sierra School of Gilbert staff continue to model empathy, cooperation, and leadership, qualities that positively impact the school community and the students they serve.