No matter what your thing, volunteering doesn’t have to be boring or feel like work. It can also be empowering and fun. Our friends at DoSomething.org know that there are plenty of ways to use your talents and interests as a way to give back while expanding your horizons, networks, and experiences, building your resume, and having a good time. Below you’ll find 11 ways to volunteer while still having fun to give you an idea of the kinds of opportunities out there. You may find you haven’t even considered these ideas yet, and that the range of interest areas you’re able to find volunteer work in is even broader than you thought.
Like what you see? For more volunteer ideas specific to your interests, visit DoSomething.org. There are opportunities out there for you no matter what your thing that will not only help you feel better about yourself and better your community, but will be fun to pursue as well.
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