National Technical Honor Society Case Study

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I would like National Technical Honor Society to have a car wash to raise money for the families that need it. I would like National Technical Honor Society to do a car wash because it allows the organization to have the time to work together and build a relationship while having a little bit of fun. The money can be donated to another organization that helps families in need. It should be given to families in need because I know that living in Hawaii maybe very expensive at time, and especially if we don’t know what they are going through. Another service activity that I would like National Technical Honor Society to pursue this year is to have the organization organize a day where National Technical Honor Society goes to visit a children's

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