"Doing the Right Thing: Volunteering"
...ommunities, it made them realize there’s more to life than just yourself and friends, it teaches leadership, and self-confidence. Helping their communities had a great impact on these teenagers. One became “satisfied and sometimes flattered that she had become a role model for dozens of kids at the shelter”. Many received this impact of self-satisfaction because they feel they have made a difference and changed something. Then, on the other hand, when people say “mandatory volunteerism”, it sounds quite opposite to each other. Many argue how can you forced to volunteer your time. The other side argues that if it weren’t a requirement, many students would not do it and so this “mandatory” note is just a motive. Many students have complained about doing the service but after their time is finished, many often enjoyed it or had some type of impact on their lives. I believe this article is truthful and points out both sides of the argument of mandated com...