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Best Memory Volunteer Work
Tell me about your best memory volunteer work?
My best memory was in January 2016. We organized a project for a school they did not have a library and any facilities.So we raised $5000 dollars to provide them with better facilities,such as the library books and pencils,pens…It really unforgettable experiences. In the further,I will pay a attention on children facilities build and some elderly.

Do you enjoy the volunteer work?
I really enjoy volunteering, I volunteer because I have the time.I really want to help the poor.I can get some interests from the volunteer work.I also can help some children to get good knowledges, I am especially interested in helping people.I guess I’m saying that even though I’m not making a significant direct
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