A little baking can make a big difference!

Second-year Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation students at Wilson Talent Center recently put their teamwork, leadership and communication skills to work for a meaningful cause, organizing a bake sale in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The student-led effort raised $194 for the Susan G. Komen Foundation, supporting the organization's work in breast cancer awareness, research and advocacy.

But the students weren't just selling sweet treats. They also shared information about breast cancer, helping bring attention to an important health topic while encouraging conversations throughout their school community.

The project offered an opportunity to apply skills that extend beyond the classroom. From organizing the fundraiser and communicating with supporters to collaborating with classmates, students practiced leadership, critical thinking and teamwork while working toward a shared goal.

The students also received support from Crystal Griddick of Cookies Made with Love and More, along with Wilson Talent Center staff and fellow students who contributed to the fundraiser's success.

Their efforts demonstrate how career and technical education can connect classroom learning with meaningful community involvement.

And while $194 is a sweet accomplishment, the experience offered something equally valuable: an opportunity for students to see how their knowledge, initiative and teamwork can make a positive impact on others.


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