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Friday Volunteer News Round Up

Fri, 2013-03-22 08:00 -- cmurphy
Happy Friday! Happy Spring! Spring into some volunteering this season. GenerationOn just launched a campaign to fight child hunger. Hunger is a big problem in the United States. Between March 18 and April 30, you can help provide 1 million meals for kids who don’t have enough to eat—and bring your own ideas and solutions to the table. Learn more about What Will You Bring to the Table.

Be an Environmental Community Action Hero!

Wed, 2012-08-01 15:00 -- cmurphy

Today's post is written by Clay McMullen, 18, from northeastern Ohio who is a first-year student at Duke University in Durham, NC. He is the Founder of the Wetlands Education Team and a member of the 2011 PARADE All-America High School Service Team, an award recognizing outstanding young service leaders presented by PARADE Magazine in partnership with generationOn, the global youth service division of Points of Light.

“Ewww. I’m not touching that stuff,” the kids always squeal. But, composted animal and human sewage can be valuable.

How an American Girl Helped to Promote Literacy

Wed, 2012-07-25 08:33 -- cmurphy
Today's guest post comes from Mary-Grace Reeves, founder of The American Girl Book Club. Last month marked a significant milestone for the members of the Pensacola High School Class of 2012, as well as high school seniors across the country: graduation. This ceremony embodied both a celebration of our diligent academic efforts and the start of a new chapter in our lives, as we continue to pursue our education. As the familiar tune of “Pomp and Circumstance” echoed throughout the auditorium and the proud graduates entered with their shining caps and gowns, I could not help remembering discussions I had held just days earlier with my classmates about our intended careers. Dreams of becoming nuclear engineers. Neurosurgeons. Biochemists. Physicists. And myself, a pediatric ophthalmologist.

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