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Step 1
Determine the area you want to volunteer in. There are many openings for volunteers in animal shelters, assisted living facilities, libraries, after school programs and even in your own neighborhood.
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Step 2
Visit your church outreach program. Many churches have a food programs or programs where people visit elderly parishioners to read scripture to them.
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Step 3
Check with your employer. Often, the human resources department can provide you with a list of charities or other organizations your company regularly donates to. They also can tell you if the company is organizing a volunteer day.
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Step 4
Pay a visit to a neighbor. If you have elderly neighbors and are confused as to where to volunteer, it may be as simple as helping them with yard work or other household chores.











Comments
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