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Personal Narrative: Why Am I Volunteer
When I found out in my freshman year we had to do volunteer hours I was confused if we had to do it only in senior year or every year. I was not sure so I figure I would not worry about it it my freshman year. Until the summer of going into my 11 grade I have decided to volunteer in my school with my IT Department staff. I had ask Manny Chaves if he will be okay with me putting some hours of volunteer with him so that he can teach me more of technology. I wanted a more in-depth understand towards a career I want I feel I want. I figure since I am part of a generation that is being build in technology why not be part of something I find interesting. Mr. Chaves accepted me to teach me and let me have hands-on work with the technology that our …show more content…
The person that let me do volunteer hours was Johonna such a nice lady that towards the end she let me and my best friend choice things we wanted once the summer program ended. My job there was to encourage kids to read during the summer. I felt that was not going to be difficult but than I thought of how I don't want to read during the summer but to enjoy my summer. My note to the parent and to the child was to read either something in their grade level or to read something their interest in. Why what their interest in because sometimes the book of your own grades are not that interested that you need to read something either low or high level to read to enjoy. The point is to get people to read but at least something that grabs the attention to the audience or else it not something they would enjoy to pick up the next time they have to read. Than again my summer to becoming a senior I went again to Manny to do again volunteer hours I did around 345 hours of volunteer. I enjoy the time of volunteer I was able to gain more experience in what I did. I also was responsible towards my timing and doing my part of the job to make easy for the person I was working

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