Off Campus Endeavors
In addition to her sorority chapter’s community service initiatives, such as Cystic Fibrosis, House of Ruth, and Latex or No Sex, Kayla Lopez has also contributed to various volunteer efforts. She supported an animal shelter in Upland, where she ensured the proper care, feeding, exercise, and socialization of the animals. Furthermore, as part of a class project last semester, she participated in the Seeds of Joy community garden, which provides fresh produce to low-income families. In this role, she helped maintain the garden and conducted research for an upcoming seed library initiative, designed to allow visitors to exchange seeds as needed.
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Iota Delta
As President of Iota Delta, Kayla Lopez is proud to support a variety of philanthropic efforts. One of the key events the sorority participates in is the Great Strides Walk, a 5K event in Huntington Beach aimed at raising awareness and support for cystic fibrosis. This walk, along with other community-driven initiatives, reflects Iota Delta's dedication to making a positive impact both on and off campus.
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Upland Animal Shelter
Kayla Lopez has actively volunteered at the Upland Animal Shelter, where she played a hands-on role in supporting the well-being of animals in need. Her experience at the shelter deepened her understanding of animal care and reinforced her commitment to giving back to the community through compassionate service.
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Seeds of Joy
Kayla Lopez supports Seed of Joy, a local community garden dedicated to providing low-income families with access to fresh, quality food. This initiative helps bridge the gap for families in need by offering a valuable resource for nutritious, home-grown produce right within the community.
