My Community Service Experience

Being a volunteer member was the high hat experience Ive unendingly had. Through bring out the community good conviction my perspective has changed level(p) though it was only 30 hours of community improvement. My community service place was at PACS, which is a place that sells some use clothes, shoes, and separate useful textile at low prices to dispossessed good deal or ugly race. My job was to organize whole the clothes and loot it up (goods and processing). withal though to the highest degree of their stuff were used, we needed to clean it and only keep the surpass quality items. There were or so 20 -40 volunteers total at PACS. Many people were unstrained to help others and they were real friendly. Since our customers were mostly homeless psyche people or poor people, I demand well-read how I washbasin help the homeless people. Even though I burn downt help them with money, I realized that I groundwork use my little time to help them. Before I started m y community service, I couldnt fully understand other peoples situation. Honestly, I did not love them, oddly those people who wear disgustful clothes and people who odour bad. However, while I was component them, I figured it out that all people argon the same. It doesnt matter what their situations was or what they look desire. There ar no differences between homeless people and us. In Matthew 19:19, it says Love your neighbor as yourself. Also I learned how to be a affirmative person in all(prenominal) situation. I was not fully thankful in my situation. I had few things that I dis ilk in my life. However, now I know that I am a blessed person just like others. divinity has given us a great environment and we argon living through deitys gift. Even those people who are starving, they are always fortunate unlike me. I felt embarrassed in how I felt like how I didnt like my life. I realized this because of the people around me while I was doing my community service. Some volunteers were disabled people and some of them were immemorial people, but they were always smiling and ...