I am a public relations volunteer with the American Cancer Society. At times, my experience as a volunteer is humbling, and at times, heartwarming and uplifting. Regardless, I feel like my time is wel
Published 12:00 am Thursday, April 13, 2006
I volunteer with the hope and resolve that some day cancer will no longer be a major health problem.
The week of April 23-29, is
National Volunteer Week.
For 32 years, we have recognized the wonderful men and women who are making our world a better place.
If you are in a position to give of yourself, please do so.
I urge everyone
to find a good cause or organization – whatever it may be – that could benefit from your time, passion and commitment. Volunteering
makes a difference to people you care about in your community.
You can make a difference.
Arlene Zeiler,
American Cancer Society volunteer
Suffolk, Virginia
