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    this limits down the possibilities. I would like to volunteer at a hospital that is successful and a hospital that offers a lot to both their patients and workers. After searching through hospitals, I have came to a conclusion that I would like to volunteer at Anadolu Medical Center. This hospital is located in Kocaeli, Turkey, while it is working with many medical programs around the world. If I could volunteer anywhere in the world, I would volunteer at Anadolu Medical Center. Volunteering…

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    The volunteers at Cornerstone fulfill many roles and have many responsibilities. While Cornerstone is a religious organization, a volunteer does not have to be religious. If they are then they are expected to try to encourage youth to seek a relationship with God. A volunteer must be able to work well with others and respect the older volunteers that are at the center. They have to be someone that can connect with the youth and empower them. Also, when needed, a volunteer will be assigned…

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    ships, the Treasure and MV Olivia which ended up spilling tons of fuel into the ocean where penguins live. Crews of volunteers were sent to South Africa and Nightingale island where they were most needed to help collect the penguins covered in toxic crude and save their lives. Although the three sources all explain an oil spill affecting the penguins, they conveyed the volunteers' dedication throughout the rescue effort. In the first article, Tarshis portrays the difficulty of capturing and…

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    The American Red Cross is highly volunteer-driven and the Hawaii State Chapter is no exception. The state of Hawaii has somewhere between 2,500-3,000 volunteers. One of them is Penny Lindsey with the logistic team. “I always believe in the phrase 'be the change you want to see in the world.' If we all do a little bit of something it makes a big difference. I really have seen the difference it makes, even though I'm not always front line,” Lindsey said. She moved to Oahu with her family about…

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    In each organization, profit or nonprofit, human resources are critical to ensure that everyone is working in safe and comfortable environment for themselves. In Strong Women Strong Girls there are different jobs with various responsibilities as shown in chart 1, it explains how the jobs are divided in the Boston and Pittsburgh regions. It starts from the top with the executive director, which their job is to report to the board of directors and develop business and strategic plans for the…

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    United States (United States Department of Labor, 2015); with religious, educational or youth service organizations, and social or community service organizations topping the list. For universities, volunteers are an essential part of the research process. For example, psychological research volunteers are instrumental in examining the fundamental characteristics of perception, cognition, and emotion (California State University, San Bernardino, 2015). What is important to note however, is that…

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    People tend to argue whether volunteering should be induced by schools and businesses. Volunteering, as any type of action, is judged by people and has its own positive and negative sides. In order to be more precise, historical background of volunteering should be taken into consideration. At different decades of the twentieth century, volunteering had its own image. For instance, in 1960s volunteering was considered as one of the ways to reject the energy of young people, whereas in 1970s the…

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    Marissa Arango Date: 1/12 /17 Period: 5 Teacher: Mrs. Silva Do you know the benefits of volunteering? Volunteering is like a happy earth. If you volunteer you are making a difference in the world which is the best feeling to feel when you care about someone else and not yourself. Helping people and spending your time to help them will not only help your and the other persons health, but also warming their heart and actually letting them know that some people care about me and not…

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    Link “The definition of a volunteer is a person who donates his time or efforts for a cause or organization without being paid.” http://www.yourdictionary.com/. Helping other people in need can be a joyful experience, and something that many people believe is worth their time and effort. Some people volunteer because it makes them feel good about themselves. Other people volunteer to make themselves or their organization look good. Many people are required to volunteer due to court-ordered…

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    wellbeing and career. The people that do the act of volunteerism, or the volunteers are considered one of the most important assets a nonprofit organization has (Herman, 2005). And volunteers tend to contribute their services because of the benefits that they would receive. This is supported by Bortree & Waters (2014) saying that through volunteerism, people’s skills and connections can be strengthened and built. Volunteers become more committed in volunteering because they share the same…

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