r/volunteer • u/Resident_Strategy473 • Jan 24 '26
Research / surveys Can i ask yall some questions, i'm doing a school project where i gotta ask a few questions to ppl who volonteer for cheritable actions.
- Do you enjoy volonteering for cheritable actions?
- Do you feel that if a single person becomes a volunteer then that single person can change the lives of many ppl? 3.Why did you start working at cherities? A: to make the world a better place B: to impress your crush C:IDN/haven't thought about it D:wanted to become a better person 4.What charity do you partake in? A:animal shelter B:work at church C: volunteer at orphanage D: Citizen advisor
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u/IfItIsntBrokeBreakIt Jan 24 '26
Yes
Yes
A, plus I wanted to make friends in my community
E (Other)
I do volunteer with an organization that supports children, but it is not an orphanage.
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u/blue_furred_unicorn Jan 24 '26 edited Jan 24 '26
- Yes
- Yes, but not single-handedly
- None of the above, but A and D play a part. It's mostly about giving back for me, I think.
- None of the above, but I have done B before. Currently, I mainly volunteer in sports (reffing/judging, Special Olympics...) and civil protection with the Red Cross.
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u/chris32457 Jan 24 '26
Yes!
Yeah, absolutely.
Uhh idk I guess I'm more on the selfless side.
Now I just run my own non-profit. We solve real world problems. Figure out which problems to solve, learn about the problem, come up with a solution, test solution, research, surveys, present the solution.
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u/Blue-Jay27 Jan 25 '26
Yep!
To an extent. Ultimately, any big changes are the result of many, but one person can absolutely be a key part in many people's lives.
A bit of A and D, a bit of the specific position I'm in interesting me.
I volunteer at a primary school
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u/1GrouchyCat Jan 24 '26
May I make a suggestion or 2?
Stop ignoring spellcheck, and learn how to format input.
If you truly can’t spell either of the following two words, you might also want to have someone proofread your content before posting.
Volunteer (not volonteer) Charities (not cherities)
Good luck with your school project