Volunteer N2N

[AsweetGirl]

Translation:

@MzTeaze answers are awesome!

Your answers suck.


(But she told you real nicely!)

Not true.
Funny... but still not my thoughts.

I enjoy reading out of the box answers because, for the most part- I already know the "in the box" reference answers, since they give folders of info. and user ID's to access the company website, to just about everyone employed.

I like the reference answers because I know it will help others, who maybe don't review all resources provided with employment.
And because it saves me from listing where I've already looked prior to posting a question, as you can see my posts are already too long.

 

[AsweetGirl]

I will volunteer to read to the deaf!

 

[AsweetGirl]

Or mime for the blind

 

[AsweetGirl]

Instruct yoga to the paralyzed.

 

[AsweetGirl]

Save the trees by hot glue gunning every single fallen leaf back on to the branch.

 

[AsweetGirl]

Volunteering to serve well prepared meat to the vegetarians

 

[AsweetGirl]

Voluntarily participating in a 4K without the proper registration.

 

[burrheadd]

I would. But I don't think he's my buddy I don't even know if I actually met him, just met some important person wearing a suit and a smile with the last name Ferguson. A person other coworkers said I'd probably never see again because he's too important to visit our work place lol.

Lmao

You had me until "important person"

 

[burrheadd]

UPS "volunteers" management to work for United Way.

Usually the last stop before sianora

 

[burrheadd]

Thank you for your answers! I like it when you comment because you always provide useful information

GOYK!!!!

 

[burrheadd]

Probational community work I assume?

Baitin Hooks

 

[trickpony1]

I thought you were genuine and sincere until I read posts 42-47.

Not now.

Per your signature line, there is no "I" in team but there is a "m" and "e" ("me") and you personify it.

 

[AsweetGirl]

GOYK!!!!

Not sure what that means?

 

[Operational needs]

I will volunteer to read to the deaf!

Why?

 

[upschuck]

Translation:

@MzTeaze answers are awesome!

Your answers suck.


(But she told you real nicely!)

My answers are always on point to the questions asked, hers are general and easily found, that might or might not be pertenant to question, is how I take that.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

My answers are always on point to the questions asked, hers are general and easily found, that might or might not be pertenant to question, is how I take that.

No.
She said "you suck"

 

[AsweetGirl]

I thought you were genuine and sincere until I read posts 42-47.

Not now.

Per your signature line, there is no "I" in team but there is a "m" and "e" ("me") and you personify it.

No no no.
I just need to find something to volunteer at that actually helps people.
I've had a few options messaged to me but they were just obtaining and achieving the volunteer time, not actually making a difference.
That's why I posted that non sense because I don't want to do something useless just for the "wow what a good employee" status.
I want to do something for the people in need.

 

[upschuck]

No.
She said "you suck"

Nope, you misunderstood

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Nope, you misunderstood

I bet even @Turdferguson agrees with me.

 

[AsweetGirl]

Why?

Maybe they like books too! I am fluent in ASL.

But really I posted that stuff because it's useless.
And I could be wrong but some of the group volunteering programs really just seems like a show... for numbers or group pictures of everyone wearing the same volunteer shirt.

Real people in the community need help. Volunteering locally makes a visual difference.

I guess I just feel like asking for money donations and sponsors from friends and family to fund a wealthy company's gift for another company to afford research for studying and potentially curing a disease or ending hunger in another country doesn't really solve a problem or benefit a community.


Don't get me wrong, I'd volunteer my time and participate in walks to find cures (I walk every year for a father in law, who died of leukemia).... I'm just sort of thinking out loud.

Does volunteering for big companies charitable expenses really make a difference?

I guess I just like to visually see people who benefit from good deeds.