Wynter Wilson

My “always-happy-to-help” attitude, strong work ethic, and eminent skills in being a team-player and reliability, align greatly with the wants and needs of the employer of this job. In this line of work, I hope to secure a responsible job opportunity where I can fully utilize my skill set and, further my learnings in the job at hand, as well as gain the opportunity to demonstrate my considerable dedication and adaptability when working with a multitude of team members.

• Bishop's Storehouse, Lancaster and Sylmar, CA, 01/2020, 08/2023, Distributed resources to those with low economic status and people with disabilities., Typed up papers to describe the work efforts of the volunteers, Helped to recruit volunteers.
• Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, CA, 08/2008, 11/2020, Planned and led activities for and with other Girl Scouts of all ages., Collaborated with fellow Girl Scouts to write and design a book about who and what Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles represent, Led and taught a new troop of Daisies (ages 4-6) for a year. (some of whom were Special Needs), Led team building discussions and exercises., Committed numerous hours of volunteer work to community service., Learned and taught the intricacies of product selling and money management, Taught workshops aimed at helping other Girl Scouts earn special badges
• First Responders Training, Palmdale, CA, 10/30/2021, Helped to simulate real-life emergency situations for future first responders, Learned the do's and don'ts of public safety during traumatic events, Practiced CPR and other medical emergency implementations
• Best Buddies Organization, Highland High School, 08/2021, 2022, "One-to-One Friendship, Integrated Employment, and Leadership Development programs for individuals with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities", Formed personal connections with Special education students and hosted events for them such as the Special Olympics, Special Needs Prom, Fun Days etc., Helped take care of students ranging from Mild-moderate to Moderate and Severe
• Toys for Kids, Lancaster, CA, 12/19/2021, Organized donated gifts and foods for the holidays, Gave away toys to kids and families in need. (8 hours)

• John Johnston, Teacher/ Cross Country Coach, jjohnston@avhsd.org, 661.406.7037
• Coach Veney, Teacher/Athletic Trainer, +1.310.488.8534
• Miss. Rivka, Daycare Director/ Public health Specialist, 310.384.1148

• Distributed resources to those with low economic status and people with disabilities.
• Typed up papers to describe the work efforts of the volunteers
• Helped to recruit volunteers.
• Planned and led activities for and with other Girl Scouts of all ages.
• Collaborated with fellow Girl Scouts to write and design a book about who and what Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles represent
• Led team building discussions and exercises.
• Learned and taught the intricacies of product selling and money management
• Followed the core values. (integrity first, service before self, excellence in all i do.)
• Follows P.R.I.D.E. (Profession, Responsibility, Integrity, Discipline, Education)
• Captain of the girls Long Distance Track and Cross Country team.
• Guides and helps teammates throughout tough runs and workouts.
• Breaks racing goals consistently and regularly
• boost the morale of the team on hard runs
• Encourages teammates to finish workouts and push their limits
• Helped to simulate real-life emergency situations for future first responders
• Learned the do's and don'ts of public safety during traumatic events
• Practiced CPR and other medical Emergency implementations
• “One-to-One Friendship, Integrated Employment, and Leadership Development programs for individuals with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities”
• Organized donated gifts and foods for the holidays
• Gave away toys to kids and families in need.