Principles and Aspects of Volunteering

Volunteering is defined by three principles: free will, no financial gain, and making a difference. It can occur in various societal areas, from education to the arts. Individuals can find opportunities by searching locally or online. Volunteering should be enjoyable and beneficial for all involved.

What is one of the main principles of volunteering?

• It is only for family members.

• It is done by choice.

• It is done for financial gain.

• It is mandatory.

Which of the following is NOT a principle of volunteering?

• It makes a difference.

• It is not for financial gain.

• It is paid work.

• It is done by choice.

Why do we use the term 'volunteering'?

• Because it is always paid.

• Because it is only for professionals.

• Because it captures the choice of being voluntary.

• Because it is a mandatory activity.

Who said 'not for us alone are we born'?

• Cicero

• Plato

• Aristotle

• Socrates

Where can volunteering take place?

• In various places including beaches, fields, and prisons

• Only in local communities

• Only in schools

• Only in hospitals

Which of the following is a potential area for volunteering?

• All of the above

• Environment

• Sports

• Education

What is a good way to start volunteering?

• By avoiding advice from friends

• By waiting for someone to ask you

• By looking online for organizations

• By only volunteering in your neighborhood

What should you keep in mind about volunteering?

• It should be a solitary activity.

• It should be a good experience for all.

• It should be done for financial gain.

• It should be mandatory.