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    I signed up for Free Store, and the number of hours required for this CSL placement is 30 hours with 25 hours of volunteering and 5 hours of writing papers. I contacted Frédérique Rivet to set up my placement, and I attended the first meeting with Frédérique Rivet and other volunteers. In our first meeting, we introduced to each other, and we also exchange some of our ideas about sustainability. Including the meeting time, I have completed four hours and half so far. I went to volunteer at…

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    volunteerism is not profit based, one may ask, “What do we gain when we give out to others?” What are the benefits of Volunteering? The answer to this question is rather simple. “We rise by lifting others”- Robert Ingersoll. There is incredible value in being of service to others. Of late, it’s difficult to find time to volunteer due to people’s busy lives. However, benefits of volunteering are humongous to you, your family, your community, and the nation as a…

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    fortunate individuals that suffer each day without much of the public even knowing about it. Poverty and hardship pollutes and suffocates our communities. To be a strong, balanced society we need to come together and support those who need it the most. Volunteering is an indispensable component in our world. Doing something in hope that it will make a difference no matter how minor it may be can improve the lives of many. For my project I volunteered at The Salvation Army to assist in their…

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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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    Harvest homes was less of a choice of volunteering than a responsibility to. Two years ago my mum was offered a job at this facility by some of the friends that she volunteered with. The job she was offered was quite simple in concept. She was asked to direct all activities for the residents to participate in and, sometime in the future, was asked to spend some time every day working at the front desk. Over the two years following, I witnessed my mother struggle to continually meet the demands…

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    Mission Trip

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    Since my first church mission trip, I have gained a passion for volunteering abroad. Every year I depart on a new adventure, where I meet new people and learn about different cultures. While volunteering in St. Vincent, I got a chance to interact with the locals on a daily basis. Learning more about their lifestyle started my appreciation for the different ideas and values they bring to society. One of my most impactful trips was traveling to Nepal. Just like St. Vincent I interacted with many…

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    An older couple, which has lived in the community nearly all of their life, was overjoyed when they fully understood what I was doing and for whom I was volunteering. They could not believe that the smoke detector and the installation were free. While I was explaining their escape plan, they both kept asking me questions about the campaign. Talking to this older couple helped me comprehend how much people were…

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    Honor Society Experience

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    I used to be a member of the National Honor Society in J.W. Sexton High School. We met twice a month to discuss about volunteering opportunities such as volunteering in the 40/8 veterans organization, which I helped out from time to time. In the 40/8 veterans organization, the people who work there make food for veterans to eat. I help out by washing the dishes. I also help out my church by assisting and participating in holiday plays, arranging food to be served every other Sunday, and…

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    Factors Of Volunteer Tourism

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    Motivations also associated with volunteering services, such as altruism and doing something meaningful, along with those associated with recreational travellers, such as look for excitement, adventure and meeting new peoples. The opportunity for volunteers to participate in the local activities and interact with the community may occur the positive personal development, that of a greater awareness of self. As example, when volunteers come home from volunteering project, they feel more confident…

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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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