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April is National Volunteer Month, but you don’t need to limit your time helping others to 30 days.
A good way to get into the volunteering spirit is to make it an office activity. Not only are you serving your community or a group in need of support, but you’re building camaraderie and trust – and maybe getting out of the office for a few hours.
To get started, ask around if anyone has a favorite charity or nonprofit organization, or most cities have online resources to find volunteering opportunities. During the holidays, toy drives and food banks always need assistance.
– Dan Stefano, The Pittsburgh 100