i would love to vallonteer anywhere where i can help animals

wow i never thought of it like that ive been involved in all types of volunteer stuff cuz my church is always helping with one event or another or even running events themselves like the Big Pumkin Run and Back 2(009) School and No Home Alone or even Street Reach theres prob a list taller than me of stuff i've volunteered in and didn't even think about it helping with my college....hmmmmmm.... something to ponder!!!! lol

Anything, to step into, is a volunteery approach,
guess,,,, by my perspective,
how or who it suits is the goal intended.
ROF Spend too much time looking at all these prospects, to a conformity !
Lifes lessons are deep, how far, we step into them, are the bridge to voluntary accomplishment, thru others and need(s) to excel

I've spent a lifetime involved in community service, beginning at the age of ten when I volunteered to do clerical work at an office to serve families of the incarcerated. From that, I went on to assist the founder of our local Christmas charity, not only doing clerical work but repairing toys, coordinating donations and even delivering the parcels myself!

Over the years, I've worked with women, children and family charities, anti-poverty organizations, and the chronic homeless of Seattle. I've worked on statewide political campaigns and a Presidential campaign, volunteered toward literacy at schools, lobbied for social reform and even tried revive our local tenant union. At one point, I was even asked to help City Hall develop an anti-slum ordinance because of my involvement with housing issues.

I can't emphasize enough to students out there how important it is to take the time to volunteer somewhere, not only when you're in high school so it looks good on your resume, but for the rest of your life. Even when you're working, you need to find a way to give back to your communities. You are more than the sum of your job qualifications. Give, and give generously. The rewards will come back to you a thousandfold.

I am an American Red Cross Instructor and althoug i had to pay a grip to get my certs helping people learn ho to care for others without pay is still awesome. voulenteer if it makes u feel good.

I think that volunteering is beneficial to people because it gives a person experience when they don't have any experience and sometimes it is best to start from the bottom and work your way up. I accepted a job offer in 1991 that I may not have gotten otherwise if I hadn't volunteered. I held down that job for 12 years 8 months, and I look at it like this; you have to start somewhere. Some employers are willing to work with you if you have some experience in something. I know that volunteering can have a positive and huge financial payoff later on down the road, but the fact is that volunteering helps people to grow in many ways.

volunteering is great