Voluntary Work

[omission]

Just curious..
Are you or have you been engaged in any kind of voluntary work?

 

[td|35mm]

Noo ... screw that :).

 

[SiR-DreW]

Its nice to be helpful and meet new people, a good way to network and looks great on a resume. Good experience and can open more opportunity for you.

I volunteer for my school, helping with orientations and information sessions ect. I have also managed a bottle drive for leukemia research where we accept empty's and put the money towards the cause.

I will be participating in habitat for humanity in January.

I highly recommend it to anyone with some time to spare.

 

[Shortbus]

I've yet to take part in any volunteering but I hope to soon get involved. I plan on applying to become a fire fighter in my mid 20s and apparently volunteering is very important in getting a job with them. That being said, I'm going to try to volunteer at trillium hospital since it's not too far from me.

On a side note: would you mind giving me some info on this habitat for humanity drew? Thanks

 

[Cock]

Allways, I'm on the call list for the food bank when ever they need a hand.

 

[omission]

I hate working for NOTHING, I only volunteer to help my friends and family members.

 

[radik]

Volunteer work is a necessity, there are a lot of people in need and those of us that can help, in any way, should.

 

[omission]

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Volunteer work is a necessity, there are a lot of people in need and those of us that can help, in any way, should.

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Good for the BUCKs, but we old guys can'y cut it!! lol

 

[dead mike]

i did the katimavik program in 2003-2004 it was a good time, an overall positive experience for youths 17-21.

the volunteering is what you make of it, you can be doing some shitty volunteer placements (worked in a clothing bank/second hand clothes store) to kick ass ones, re-vitalizing a trailer park in largehole alberta lol, building campgrounds, trails, playgrounds and shit.

good times,

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