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Why does SATO make me smile?

I smile when other people smile. It's infectious, really. The feel-good feeling of helping someone else, making a real difference in someone's life, is the stuff of SA/TO.

To really make an impact on the world, we must always strive to do more. There are endless opportunities to repair the world. You have two hands and one mind … that's three tools to use to make a difference. So get out there and help.

You can start on this website, which has projects in your area, activities you can do in your chapter, and the contact information for your regional and international SA/TO committees. Soon, we'll have more ways for you to allocate and donate, an events calendar, and special websites for you to make a difference with the click of your mouse. Now go out and make your mark on this great, big, beautiful world we live in!

Full Name: Stefanie Hillary Groner

Birthday: March 17, 1991

Chapter/Region: Beth El New Ro, Metropolitan New York Region

Favorite Quote: "For beautiful eyes, look for the good in others; for beautiful lips, speak only words of kindness; and for poise, walk with the knowledge that you are never alone." – Audrey Hepburn

Favorite Ruach Song: Tov L'Hodot

Favorite Scented Marker Smell: Mango (Mr. Sketch Turquoise)

Favorite Breakfast Food: Special K with Strawberries without milk

Favorite Word in the Dictionary: embrace

Goal for the Year: Take over the world … or, at least change it a little.

I am so thrilled to be your 2009 Social Action/Tikun Olam Vice President. Ani v'atah n'shaneh et ha'olam – Together, you and I will change the world.

L'Shalom,
Stefanie Groner
2009 International USY Social Action/Tikun Olam Vice President

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