Volunteering is its Own Reward

In paragraph 1, John F. Kennedy declared in his inaugural address: “Ask not what your country can do for you—ask what (a)   can do for your country.”

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In paragraph 2, how do Americans serve their communities?

• as Doctors

• as Peace Corps

• as Students

• as Police Officers

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Read paragraph 3. What do these programs require of people?

• their time

• their patience

• their motivation

• their happiness

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Read paragraph 4. Is volunteerism growing in popularity?

• yes

• no

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Read paragraphs 6 and 7. What are some reasons people join volunteer programs?

Select more than one.

• for their resume

• because it's good for them

• it feels good to help others

• it gives you a lot of money

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In paragraphs 8-9, what are some benefits associated with volunteering?

• reduces stress

• keeps you socially connected

• healthier, mentally and physically

• makes you feel lonely

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Fill in the blank. In paragraph 10, it says "A study conducted by the London School of (a)   and published in Social Science and Medicine found that the more people volunteered, the happier they were."

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True or False: According to some studies, people who volunteer live longer.

• True

• False

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