The Ultimate Volunteer Opportunity

This article exposes readers to the little known volunteer opportunity of a Citizen´s Police Academy Alumni Association. Alumni Associations better their local police departments and communities while also enlightening normal every day citizens about what really happens on their streets and in their jails. It also allows its members to put a face and a name to the officer behind the badge. What a great way to serve your community. This article is written by an active member of a local Alumni Association who has seen first hand the change volunteering can make.

Submitted By Chuck Douglas

Finding Ways to Help: A Few Suggestions for the Avid Volunteer

An essay detailing the many ways that someone can volunteer in their community.

Submitted By L. Seeber

Your Class Reunion: How to Start the Planning Process

A how-to article for class reunion planners that introduces them to reunion planning and offers tips on creating a planning committee. Written by an author with firsthand knowledge of class reunion planning, this article also provides a sample agenda for the committees first meeting.

Submitted By Amy Francisco

Your Class Reunion: Estimating Expenses

A how-to article that offers class reunion planners tips to begin creating a reunion budget. Written by an author with firsthand knowledge of class reunion planning, this article includes a list of questions reunion planners should ask when estimating expenses for their class reunion.

Submitted By Amy Francisco

Your Class Reunion: Locating Lost Classmates

A how-to article for class reunion planners that offers practical advice and tips for locating contact information for missing classmates. Written by an author with firsthand knowledge of class reunion planning, this article suggests Web sites to visit as well as more old-fashioned methods for finding classmates.

Submitted By Amy Francisco

Mentoring: A Grateful Interdependence

Mentoring is one of the most valuable methods of volunteering your time. By helping form a child's or teenager's life, you give back in too many ways to measure.

Submitted By Grammar Goddess