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Howard High LEO Club Volunteers at Linwood

May 19, 2014

Boutique Groupa
Volunteers included (front row, from l.) Allison Wells, Maddie Morris, Jayda Gilmore and (back row from l.) LEO Club Advisor Shannon Grieve, Nyara Myers, Maya Hairston, Sydney Biniah, Taylor Scaife and Chioma Elemuo.

The Howard High School LEO (Leading Each Other) Club recently volunteered at the Linwood Center Boutique and at the residence of people served by Linwood Center.  Linwood Center provides programs and services for children and adults with autism and related developmental disabilities.

Students organized merchandise for sale and dressed the store windows at the Linwood Center Boutique, located in historic Ellicott City.  In addition to selling new and gently used clothing, furniture and other items, the boutique provides employment and training opportunities for individuals in Linwood’s programs.

Students also planted flowers in the garden of one of Linwood’s houses, home to adults in the community-based residential program.

The LEO Club focuses on building student leadership and enhancing the school climate.  The club adviser is counselor Shannon Grieve.

For more information about Linwood, visit www.linwoodcenter.org.

Dressing the windows at the Linwood Center Boutique were (from l.) Taylor Scaife and Chioma Elemuo.  Helping with the merchandise were (from l.) Jayda Gilmore and Nyara Myers.
Dressing the windows at the Linwood Center Boutique were (from l.) Taylor Scaife and Chioma Elemuo. Helping with the merchandise were (from l.) Jayda Gilmore and Nyara Myers.
Making price tags and labeling clothing at the Linwood Center Boutique were (from l.) Allison Wells, Maddie Morris and Sydney Biniak.  Sorting clothing were (from l.) Jayda Gilmore and Maya Hairston.
Making price tags and labeling clothing at the Linwood Center Boutique were (from l.) Allison Wells, Maddie Morris and Sydney Biniak. Sorting clothing were (from l.) Jayda Gilmore and Maya Hairston.

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