Organization was a factor that made the event very professional, even though it was organized by college students. The organizers divided volunteers into groups, and each group was responsible for seven children. My group was composed of intelligent and well-behaved children. They were following all the games’ instructions and learned the games’ schedule before even starting. The schedule made it easier for us, as volunteers, to follow the organizers and to make our groups ready. Microphones, high speakers, food, laptops, everything necessary was brought by organizers, even tee-shirts with the association’s name on were available. I was amazed by the good job that all of the organizers did, and learned how to manage and organize an event just by observing the work that was done during the …show more content…
Every time I needed help, another volunteer come to help me, and every time I had trouble with a game, one of the organizers join my group. Help and communion was the base of the event. I felt the love between us, volunteers, and between groups of children. My group was, for me, a family where I was the mom and the kids were my children. When we won in the second game, the kids came running to hug me all in the same time. It was a great feeling: the feeling of mutual love cannot be described. I learned that making others love you is something that can be done with easy and simple things, especially kids that are innocent creatures. One of the most dramatic endings of my whole life was when we left the kids. Everyone was crying and feeling sad. The love I felt towards the kids seemed very old to me and it was very hard for us to leave each other. Love is an amazing thing. If I feel loved, I am probably lucky and special, so I have to share this love by loving others and making them feel loved, special, and