- To explore a career
- To improve your communication skills
- To gain work experience for your resume
- To enhance personal development and growth
- To develop new friendships and meet interesting people
- To learn how to bring about community change
- To use individual creativity and explore new ideas and concepts
- To develop leadership sills, gain confidence, and self-esteem
- To learn skills in problem solving
- To fulfill need to achieve
- To increase chances for scholarships
- To help others
- To practice something you're good at, such as music or computers
The "DO's" of Great Volunteering
- Do be flexible. Open-mindedness will help you enjoy your experience even more.
- Do be persistent. If you are not contacted by your volunteer coordinator or agency right away, it doesn't mean they aren't interested. Why not call them?
- Do be responsible. Show up on time and follow through with commitments. Your work ethic now will be your work ethic later in life.
- Do take initiative. You can even start your own volunteer program and do it on your own time.
- Do expect to get plenty of satisfaction and fun from your volunteer experiences.
Call 272-2087 to volunteer!
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