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    Society cares too much about what we do, and not enough about why we do it. Volunteering is a requirement the majority of students in high school must fulfill to graduate. However, there ought to be a reason as to why the mandatory hours became established. Understanding the purpose is the only way we can actually take from the experience. I had grown up spending much of my free time at my dance studio. The teachers have taught me for countless of hours and I had gained several skills that I…

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    From a little girl, until now, I have always been raised on the principle of giving back to your community . For over seven years I have been an active volunteer at the Inidantown Food Pantry. Though it seems like a minute role, it is a very impactful one. Indiantown is a small cited triangulated between Okeechobee, Stuart, and Palm Beach that, by statistics of the 2016 Census, houses just a little over 6,000 people. Within that number, there is an estimated twenty-five percent poverty rate,…

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    For my service project I chose to volunteer at Garvan Woodland Gardens. They just began their Holiday Light’s night on November 22. I signed up to be a door greeter and give directions around the park. I was super excited about volunteering at Garvan Woodland Gardens since I go there almost every year to see their Christmas lights. This year they have over 4 million lights on display. I met with the directed when I arrived and she was really friendly. I was there mostly in the day so I didn’t…

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    up sterile fields, took vitals, and gave vaccinations. It includes the duties of a MRI technologist which required me to take histories, sooth the claustrophobic, and place IV needles in fearful patients. My health care involvement also included volunteering as a hospital patient assistant and it included work as a medical coder and medical consultant where I taught others how to properly document and choose the appropriate diagnosis and procedure codes. This exposure taught me that I enjoy…

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    Running Head: My Volunteering Experiences My life has changed ever since I stepped foot inside St. Elizabeth’s and Bryan Hospital as a volunteer four years ago. Ever since I was little, I’ve always seen myself working at a hospital. I had a strong desire to help individuals feel better physically and spiritually. It was not until the summer before my senior year of high school that I realized I wanted to become a nurse. With my leadership and integrity skills, I was able to accommodate kids,…

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    because I am a Cardinal’s fan myself and I knew I could maybe joke around with him. It turns out he ventures out to the end of the road everyday in a uniform and waves cubs flags at traffic passing by the facility. He was extremely grateful for me volunteering and me and him talked about baseball for a good while, he then asked me my last name and I said “Heise,” it turns out he remembered my dad when he was little because he was the mailman that delivered mail to him everyday. It’s a small…

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    where their time could be used efficiently. It wouldn’t make much sense to have the older people transport heavier boxes, or carry large amount of supplies to different places where needed. I noticed that there were many different age groups while volunteering, kids to grandparents. Symbolic interactionism which is the view of social behavior that emphasizes linguistic or gestural commination was among the top scientific theories I noticed. Showing the children how they could contribute even at…

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    that there is a connection between burnout and social pressures to volunteer. “When one of the motivations to become a volunteer is social pressure from family and friends, the volunteer is not completely convinced of his or her involvement in volunteering, facilitating the appearance of burnout, (Moreno-Jiménez and Villodres). This research can be witnessed in the case of the Saxeville Community Project as…

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    would not be feasible as the amount of work required to put on the event is substantial. And finally, as someone who lives a fortuitous life, I have since gained an appreciation for what I have and as a result, I have dedicated more of my time into volunteering, with my focus on giving back to those in…

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    A volunteer is a person who performs a service willingly and without pay. Some benefits of volunteering is it can help you reduce stress, make friends, learn new skills, reach out to the community, and advance in your career. The volunteer program I picked is Habitat for Humanity, they partner with people in the community, and all over the world, to help build and improve a place to call home. Their vision: A world where everyone has a decent place to live. I chose Habitat for Humanity because I…

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