This group was headed to the Habitat for Humanity REStore, but due to a scheduling error, no work was available for them to do. Not to be daunted, this group headed over to Harvest Hope Food Bank.
Elliott (left) spent the last two years in Bolivia as an AIDS educator and sex education teacher as well as teaching general hygiene classes. "That's why I am at law school: to serve, especially the Latino community. I think I can do a lot of good as a lawyer."
Bradley (second from left) has previously volunteered in the cleanup efforts for both Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Andrew. He also previously volunteered at a soup kitchen in Washington, DC.
"The main reason I wanted to come back to South Carolina for law school was because I am from here, and I have a vested interest here. It is part of our job as lawyers to do service. That is where the profession is rooted."
Stephanie (fourth from right): "I used to be a chemist, but I wanted to come to law school to be part of the bigger picture."
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