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The two Arcadia High School seniors took their passion for the arts and created a program to serve assisted living, memory care and retirement homes.PHOENIX — Aani Nagaiah volunteered at an assisted living facility the summer after her sophomore year of high school. She even played her flute for the residents, though she wasn’t expecting much – a few polite claps, if any recognition at all. “I felt so appreciated volunteering,” Nagaiah said. “So I thought ‘let’s just hand it over to them.
“It’s mostly about getting to know and getting to appreciate the older generation,” Nagaiah said. “Letting them display their talents for you and you’re able to learn from them.” “It was such a sentimental and such a special moment for me, like it really just made me sit back and think to myself like ‘wow, we are really doing something that touches people,’” Samaddar said. “With music, that’s all I ever want to do.”
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