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Even at a young age, the importance of volunteering was instilled in me by my mama. My first volunteer job was spent alongside my mama at a non-profit organization in our community. During my teenage years I served as a teen peer counselor, helping other teens like myself in my community.
National Share Your Care Day is coming up and we want everyone to know that sharing our care in our communities means a lot to us. Social good has a special place in my heart and that’s why I am donating my time to help get the word out about this special day. The Care Bears have been around since I was a child, and now I get to share them with my girls.
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Giving back to my community is as important to me as raising my children. By giving back I am doing my part to build a better future for them. Back in December the opportunity to collect used toys for a local shelter that I had not been aware of even existed in my community came around.
Social good projects have a special place in my heart. They not only benefit the direct recipients, but the community as a whole. One of those social good projects is The Gan Montessori Preschool. The Gan was founded as a project of the Chabad Russian Center and built to engage the young children of the Russian Jewish community.
Not just anybody can create a place like The Gan, which means Garden in Hebrew. It takes a lot of love, dedication, and commitment.
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Seven young men, led by the inspirational stories of seven men from a little town called McFarland, USA, show honor and love to those who made their American Dream come true.
