Palisadian Post Features Ivy W. '25's Community Service Work
Budding philanthropist and 7th grade student Ivy W. '25 blends her love of baking with a call to give back by working with For Goodness Cakes, a Santa Monica-based non-profit that bakes and delivers cakes to foster children on their birthdays. Recently, the Palisadian Post published a story about Ivy's community service efforts.
Ivy learned about the organization through Gillian Varnum '18 during Archer's Community Service Fair last year. "I felt like if I can do something to help foster kids just have a really special day, that sounded perfect to me," she told The Post. Read more
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