You should consider volunteering at the Dare Greatly Foundation for several compelling reasons:

Personal Growth: Volunteering provides opportunities for personal growth and development. It can help you build self-confidence, improve interpersonal skills, and develop a sense of empathy and compassion.

Resume Building: Volunteering looks impressive on a resume and can make you stand out to colleges and future employers. It demonstrates a commitment to social responsibility and community engagement.

Skill Development: Volunteering offers a chance to gain practical skills and experience in areas such as leadership, communication, project management, teamwork, and problem-solving.

Networking: Volunteering provides opportunities to network with people from diverse backgrounds, including professionals, fellow volunteers, and community members. These connections can be valuable for future career opportunities.

Exploration of Interests: Volunteering allows you to explore different interests and passions. 

Making a Difference: Volunteering is a way to make a positive impact on the community and the world. You can contribute to a cause that you care about and feel a sense of fulfillment by helping those in need.

Civic Engagement: Volunteering fosters civic engagement and a sense of responsibility toward the community. It teaches you the importance of giving back and being an active participant in society.

Real-World Experience: Volunteering provides a taste of real-world experience. It exposes you to the challenges and opportunities of nonprofit work, helping you gain a better understanding of social issues and potential career paths.

Moral and Ethical Values: Volunteering can reinforce moral and ethical values by promoting our core values of Compassion, Integrity, and Respect and a commitment to making the world a better place.

Sense of Purpose: Find a sense of purpose and fulfillment through being a part of the Dare Greatly Foundation. It can combat feelings of isolation or purposelessness and promote mental well-being.

Education and Awareness: Volunteering often involves learning about important social issues and gaining a deeper understanding of the challenges facing communities. This knowledge can lead to a more informed and empathetic view towards others.

Professional References: Students may secure strong professional references from staff or supervisors, which can be valuable when applying for jobs or internships.

Scholarship and College Application Boost: Some colleges and scholarship programs value community service and consider it when making admissions or funding decisions.

Time Management Skills: Balancing volunteer work with academic commitments teaches you valuable time management skills that can benefit you in other aspects of life.

Leadership Opportunities: You can develop leadership skills and take on responsibilities that can be beneficial for your future careers.

Volunteering at the Dare Greatly Foundation can be a rewarding and enriching experience that complements your academic and personal goals. Get started and click the “Get Involved” button below to contact us!