Bake Back America to Honor Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Victims with Acts of Kindness
Melissa Subin, Founder of Back Bake America
Emma Boyer, Volunteer
Bake Back America Chocolate Bar of Kindness
Bake Back America has announced a campaign to honor the victims with acts of kindness.
We want participants to share their stories of kindness. In this way, we will reach millions with the message that gun violence is not acceptable.”
PARKLAND, FLORIDA, USA, February 12, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- In the wake of the tragic school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School that left 17 people dead back on Feb 14th, 2018, Bake Back America has announced a campaign to honor the victims with acts of kindness. — Melissa Subin, Founder of Bake Back America
The non-profit is asking people to perform an act of kindness and submit a photo of themselves describing their act of kindness in memory of the lost lives to gun violence.
"We want this campaign to help fight gun violence in schools," said Emma Boyer, a 14-year Parkland resident that will be tabling during the memorial this upcoming Monday, Feb 14th, 2022. The event will be held at Pine Trails Park, Florida "We need to speak up and take action." Bake Back America will be distributing chocolate bars with suggestions on the wrapper for various acts of kindness you can perform.
Acts of kindness in memory of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School victims can be submitted in the following ways:
Step 1: Perform an act of kindness in loving memory of the students
Step 2: Email your photo to bakebackamerica@gmail.com and tell us your first name and act of kindness
Step 3: Share on Instagram and hashtag #BakeBackAmerica
Step 4: Make a donation on bakebackamerica.com
"We want participants to share their stories of kindness," said Bake Back America founder, Melissa Subin. "In this way, we will reach millions with the message that gun violence is not acceptable."
About Bake Back America:
Bake Back America is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that was founded in 2019 to inspire individuals all across the United States in performing good deeds. The goal is to show individuals across the country that no matter how large or small their act of kindness, can make a difference in someone's life. On their website, you can find inspirational stories of compassion and ideas on how they may contribute to their communities through volunteerism or charity work, as well as volunteer-led programs that contribute to human kindness.
Melissa Subin
Back Bake America
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