Seeing Reality by Helping Out
- kamatdg
- Apr 26, 2022
- 2 min read
Updated: Apr 20, 2023
I was honored to work at Hospitality House as a Criminal Justice intern for the Spring of 2022. On the very first day of my internship, I did not know what we were supposed to do at all since me and the other interns were put to work behind the front desk, I was completely clueless. But, thanks to our kitchen coordinator, supervisors, and shelter associates I got a great tour in where things were and how to do it. There were things I did wrong which did embarrass me but thanks to our shelter associates I was guided to the right path of doing tasks correctly.
When I first started interning at Hospitality House, I had no clue what I was going to do. But I immediately started to love working there after my first week. I have never worked in the food pantry before but after the first week, I got to the hang of it. Working in the food pantry felt amazing since you are helping people who cannot afford food. I always had a smile on my face knowing that I made a person’s day by giving them a food box with meat, produce, dairy, and other perishables. It made me emotional when I talked to clients by seeing how much they have suffered throughout their lives to be here.
Working in the kitchen, I probably enjoyed the most. When I got told, we were going to cook food for Hospitality House my face lit up. I have taken culinary in high school, and I missed cooking stuff every day. Being in the kitchen brought up memories from high school but now I can add more memories of working in the kitchen at Hospitality House. A few of my favorite parts of working in the kitchen were, cooking food for people at Hospitality House, interacting with clients and my co-workers, and dancing/ singing.
This past semester at Hospitality House has changed me so much. At the beginning of the semester, I was afraid to do certain things, but Hospitality House pushed me out of my comfort zone, and I am very confident now. Hospitality House made me ready for the next step after college. I want to thank every staff for letting me intern at the Hospitality House, it was an honor working with everyone because the Hospitality House was a second family to me. I can’t wait for what life has in store for me. I have learned so much working here and I will use that knowledge when I move to D.C.
Thank you for everything, this is not goodbye but see y’all soon!
Varun Kamat
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What a genuinely heartwarming reflection! It's inspiring to see how much your experience at Hospitality House has impacted you. The kitchen memories sound particularly fun. The feeling of making a direct, positive impact on people's lives is incredibly rewarding. It's also great you found confidence. I wonder if you have tried a simulation game, because the experience you described feels similar to that of a game. I remember getting satisfaction after completing simulation games as well. You should maybe try Crazy Cattle 3D. Best of luck in D.C.!
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Your internship experience at Hospitality House sounds incredibly fulfilling and transformative! It’s amazing how stepping out of your comfort zone can lead to such growth. Helping those in need and creating a sense of community is invaluable. I can relate to your love for the kitchen; it’s such a great way to blend creativity with care for others. If you’re ever looking for a fun break, I suggest trying out the Slope Game—it's a great way to relax!