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    that may aid for future employment. Wearing (2001) defines volunteer tourists as people who spent their leisure time, budgets and manpower at a destination far from their home in order to attain environmental knowledge and spiritual experiences.…

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    assignment, I had no idea of all the knowledge I would gain from the book I finally decided to choose. In all honesty, the thought of reading a book about volunteering had me wondering how much someone could talk about volunteering without being repetitive or eventually losing my interest. The book I chose to write my book review assignment is called Wide-Open World and to say the least, this book managed to hold my attention and share such personal information that it was relatable. I couldn’t…

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    park, but different in some ways. The goal of volunteering at Milagra Ridge was to assist and help with the major restoration project, where I helped removed non-native plants from the park to help and restore and protect the habitat at Milagra Ridge. At the second volunteer at Rancho Corral de Tierra, I helped in habitat restoration, where I was removing weeds and invasive vegetation on the walk paths, cleaning trails, collecting trash, loading and unloading tools and materials to perform all…

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    mission is lived out every day through seven projects that help engage, educate and empower both people in need and those who want help. I have fulfill the agency’s mission by volunteering at the food bank and being an active participant in organizing and sorting food. Individually and coorpaterly we were able to sort a total of 13,109 pounds of food and provided 8,400 meals. We were able to prepare donations for distribution to over 600 non-profit agencies in metro Atlanta and North Georgia…

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    how much work and money goes into having a dog. Finding them as a stray they could have serious diseases like rabies and that is the last thing you want is an animal wondering around with rabies. A way I can relate this experience to the environment is if we continue to neglect or abuse the environment pollution, water scarcity, overpopulation, etc. will continue to grow and gradually get worse. Unless, we do what we did for this assignment each helping hand can make the world a little bit…

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    in the real world. As a volunteer for Learning 4 Age, I was able to work and engage with elderly at a local care home. I was able to observe how age can affect and alter one psychological state but more importantly, I was able to learn more about the residents as an individual rather than a mere subject. Furthermore, I have had the privilege to observe some residents mentally and physically improvement as a result of the arts and crafts enrichment I have been volunteering in. One of my great…

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    Within this limited life expectancy of mine, I would devote more time to my family and friends. Also, I have always been looking forward to joining the volunteer organizations in which I can contribute to make a difference to one’s life. With my little donation, I hope to bring happiness and love to different people, so that they can forward it to others. I have been receiving love and support from people around me; consequently, ‘giving, sharing, and spreading love’ will be my purpose of living…

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    Title As we all know the world is going to change soon. Technology is taking over the labor market and making people jobless. The historic American economic philosopher Adam Smith used the term of “Invisible Hand” in one his book called “The Wealth of Nations”(IV, Chp II) explains the social benefits and individual actions. It makes sense in our day that the future will belong to “invisible hand” the technology or robots. What are we going to do without work? If robots intelligence becoming…

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    Each Little Step Changes the World Giving back to your community does not only make you feel good, but it is also fun! Community service has made me a better person. It has helped me realize money can’t buy everything, but the will and desire inside of people can. It is not something one can buy. People who do community service are a group who have the will and are kind enough to care to make the world a better place. Some churches use all their money to help people in need and do not have…

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    Who wouldn’t love to have a beloved community? There are many ways to make a beloved community. You can make more activities for everyone to have fun, and enjoy there selves while they are with friends, and family. Another way is by helping others or even local businesses. Lastly, you can run a charity for the people in need. I live in the small town of Alpena, and I would love to make it a beloved community. One way I would make it beloved is to make more activities. For example, art shows,…

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