Day 25: An Invitation to Serve
We can show God our love by raising awareness, funds, serving at the food bank, and yes—using social media for good, posting the picture with an invitation to serve.
About Ana Grande
Ana Grande is first-generation Salvadoran American. Trained as a community organizer by the Pacific Institute of Community Organizing (PICO) at the age of seven, Ana has spearheaded vast campaigns ranging from education access to immigration to transparency and accountability. She has also worked for the Los Angeles Archdiocese, PowerPAC, and as an adjunct at Mount St. Mary's University.
Currently, Ana is the associate executive director of the Bresee Foundation in Los Angeles. Ana holds a bachelor's and master's degree from Mount St. Mary's University and is currently a doctoral candidate at Creighton University.
Ana is the niece of the first religious martyr of the Salvadoran Civil War—Fr. Rutilio Grande, S.J. and is a parishioner at Blessed Sacrament, a Jesuit parish in Hollywood.
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