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Brier was brought up in a family where the Red Cross values were very strong. Her father used to lead many philanthropic (慈善的) organizations. "It was really just my family value to be concerned about other people," she said.

Determined to do something big, she got her master's in social work and then began her long and fulfilling career in the field of mental health. "I always cared a lot about people who were going through difficult times. I really wanted to help them."

In 1991, she concluded her professional career. However, within a few months of retiring, she found herself missing social work and it was then that she joined the Red Cross. She was sent to Florida to help families hit by a big storm. There she was part of a program formed by the American Red Cross — Disaster (灾难) Mental Health. In 1995, Brier was asked by the head of Disaster Services at the Red Cross in New York to help start a similar program in the area.

As a pioneer in the field of disaster mental health, she believes that developing such a program for the Red Cross has been extremely important. "It's made a huge difference. We did a great deal of work educating people about mental health aspects and why they were important," she adds.

She knows it's important to take care of her own feelings, too. She protects her own mental health by using relaxation methods including yoga and walking and having other interests such as being a guide at the American Museum of Natural History. She knows she can also speak to Red Cross mental health volunteers.

Second Chance Toys

Founded in 2006, Second Chance Toys recycles plastic toys and donates them to community organizations that service children in need.

The organization partners with a number of drop-off locations across the U. S. You can find a location near you, register as a donor (捐赠人), sign up for a time to drop off your toys, and you're good to go!

The organization only accepts clean plastic toys with no small or missing parts.

Ronald McDonald House

The Ronald McDonald House houses thousands of children and families who experience severe medical care.

The organization does not accept used toys, but if you have any new and unopened toys, you can donate them to one of hundreds of locations across the U. S.

Stuffed Animals for Emergencies

Stuffed Animals for Emergencies (SAFE)accepts stuffed animal donations and gives them to children in need who have faced difficult times.

SAFE accepts new and used toys, no matter how old they are. The organization also accepts donations of old items like blankets, books and kids clothes.

You can find a chapter in your area and sign up to host a stuffed animal drive.

1. 活动过程（如：种苗、除草、施肥等）；

2. 活动感受。

参考词汇：seedling   n. 幼苗;   weed v.&n. 除草

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1.词数120左右；

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We started our day at the local community farm. It was clear that this was not going to be a day of leisure, but a day of learning and physical labor.

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