Volunteer In Freedom Park's Haunted Trail

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One civic duty that you should do is volunteer in your community. Every community needs volunteers to complete tasks. For example, volunteering in homeless shelters and animal shelters helps out a lot in your community. I've volunteered in the community by helping in Freedom Park's Haunted Trail. All of the profits we made in the haunted trail went directly to Eden's recreational department to help out kids in the community.

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