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"In necessary things, unity; in disputed
things, liberty; in all things, charity."
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Q: What is the best
use of MY experience, finances and time?
A: See the common
questions page.
Topics include:
What if I'm too
busy to volunteer?
Can volunteering
add career skills to my resume?
How can I make
the money I give do the most good?
See the complete
list of questions and answers
Send
us e-mail with your questions or suggestions
Q: How can I help ADC's philanthropy program achieve its
mission?
A: Help community
partners in areas such as:
Access
to technology/telecommunications
Well-being
for families and youth
Reducing
poverty, increasing self-sufficiency
See all
areas our partners work in
Q: How can
I find a project that needs my skills and experience?
A:
Any of these options will give you a good start:
Let the professionals
at the Management
Assistance Project find the right
project for you
Try the opportunity
finder tips or search engines
Contact your
ADC community service office
for advice
Q: Why should
I get involved? Why
do others get involved?
A: One answer:
consider what you gain. Volunteers
interviewed said some things they gained were:
Expanded
skills and experience to add to their resume
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sense of purpose & satisfaction not found elsewhere
Sharing
family values with their children
Read the article
the sharing cycle
See the complete
report of what volunteers
said.
Continue
reading:
Common
questions
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