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2005.04.21

Volunteering Advice For Teens By One

Kindred Motes, Brewer High School freshman and Teen Daily board member offers her suggestions for teens starting off in volunteering. Read her comments online at The Decatur Daily's Teen Page.

Source: Online News

2005.04.21 in articles & editorials |

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Catherine Reed

Volunteering is a great way to give back in high school. Not only is it personally rewarding, but it shows previous generations that you take social responsibility seriously. Some of my past jobs that I have been most proud of were volunteer jobs.

Posted by: Catherine Reed | 2005.05.31 at 12:23

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