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    My Volunteer Adventures
    Hi there! My name is Jamie and I'm 10 years old. I love school, playing outside with my friends, and reading books about adventures and exploring. But one of my very favorite things to do is volunteer work!
    I know what you might be thinking - isn't volunteering just boring chores and hard work for no pay? That's what I thought at first too. But my mom signed me up to volunteer at a few different places when I was 8 years old, and I quickly learned that volunteering is actually a ton of fun!
    The first place I volunteered was at our local animal shelter. I was pretty nervous because I had never really been around a lot of dogs and cats before. But the ladies who worked there were super nice and showed me how to properly greet the animals so they felt safe. My main job was to spend time playing with the dogs and cats, giving them attention and exercise. Can you believe that was considered "work"? It was awesome!
志愿工作    I'll never forget this one dog named Rufus. He was a big, shaggy mutt who looked a little intimidating at first. But once I went in his pen and sat down, he came right over and rolled onto his back for belly rubs. We became best buds after that! Whenever I volunteered, I made sure to spend extra time with Rufus. We'd play fetch, go for walks, and just hang out together. I was so happy when Rufus ended up getting adopted into a loving family. Volunteering at the shelter taught me how rewarding it is to care for animals in need.
    Another volunteer gig I loved was at a retirement home near my house. My job was to visit with some of the older residents, keep them company, and help out however I could. I'll be honest, the thought of hanging out with elderly people didn't sound that thrilling at first. But those men and women ended up teaching me so much!
    There was one resident named Mike who had been a pilot in World War 2. He would tell me all these unbelievable stories about his flights and adventures. Mike showed me old photographs and explained what it was like to operate the giant aircraft back in the 1940s. It was like getting a real-life history lesson that came straight from someone who had lived it! Mike became one of my best friends at the home.
    Then there was Lucy who always had a fresh-baked treat waiting for me during my visits. We would sit together while she showed me how to knit and crochet. I wasn't very good at first, but Lucy was an excellent teacher. She had so much patience and didn't mind re-explaining things over and over until I got it right. By the end of that summer, I could knit a simple scarf! More importantly, I learned what it means to be a kind, giving person from Lucy's amazing example.
    Those are just a couple of the many cool experiences I had through volunteering as a kid. I've worked at food pantries, parks clean-ups, elementary school tutoring, you name it! Every opportunity taught me something new or helped others in my community. Volunteering is such a fun way to explore different places and meet all kinds of interesting people.
    What I've learned most of all is how good it feels to give back and help others. Maybe you have to vacuum up the shelter or wipe down tables as a volunteer - but those small actions make a big difference. When I see the wagging tail of a pup or the smile of a senior
citizen, I remember why volunteering is so important. It makes me happy to brighten someone else's day and make their life a little bit better.
    Sure, video games and watching movies is fun too. But there's a special kind of joy and satisfaction you only get from volunteering your time. I'm going to keep finding new volunteer opportunities as I get older because it's an adventure! Who knows what amazing people I'll get to meet or what new skills I'll learn?
    If you've never volunteered before, I super duper recommend giving it a try. Ask your parents to help you find a good option, like an animal shelter, hospital, or park. Or check with your school, church or community centers for kid-friendly volunteer work. You might be surprised by how much fun you have!
    Volunteering is awesome for so many reasons. You get to explore the world beyond school and home. You learn about different jobs and people's life stories. And most importantly, you're helping others and making a positive impact. What could be better than that?
    I promise that if you go into volunteering with an open mind and heart, you'll have a total blast while doing good deeds. You might even make some new four-legged or grandparent-aged friends along the way! So what are you waiting for? There are people, animals and communities out there who could really use our help. Let's get out there and start our own volunteer adventures!