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Have you ever thought about giving money to volunteers to reward them for what they have
done? You might have thought of that once and of course the majority _if not all_ of them
refused and even some of them got irritated because they think of volunteering in a different
way. What is a volunteer? What is the value of volunteering? Is volunteering about money?
Should we measure it that way? Most people would say no. Volunteering is not about money.
Volunteering is about giving, contributing, and helping other individuals and the community at
large. It is working with others to make a meaningful contribution to a better community.
People volunteer for an endless variety of reasons. Many people want to gain experience,
acquire new skills, meet new people, or expand their network of contacts as a way to get a new
job or start a career. Others just want to give back to their community, to help a friend or
promote a worthwhile activity. They do it because it makes them feel good. It gives them what is described by some volunteers as a "private smile."
This is the intrinsic value of volunteering. It is not about money. And volunteering should not
be measured that way. To attempt to put a dollar figure on the value of volunteerism cheapens
and undermines the basic concept. Volunteering is rich and diverse. It is thousands of volunteers in shelters for the homeless, giving aid to seniors, holding hands in a hospice or cleaning up a local stream bed, helping a neighbour shovel their walk, coming to the aid of a stranded motorist or helping an elderly person cross a busy street. These large and small acts, given freely, are what bind communities together. Volunteering is helping, not hiring; giving, not taking; contributing, not counting.
Choose the correct answer from a. b, c or d:
1. One of the social benefits people get out of volunteering is ………….. .
a. earning a big amount of money.          b. meeting new people.
c. getting work skills.           d. gaining lingual experience.
2. Volunteering gives volunteers …………. .
a. a sense of superiority               b. a special kind of smile
c. thousands of dollars           d. a sense of inferiority
3- Why is volunteering considered to be diverse?
a. It involves helping ill people.               b. It makes you help old people.
c. It provides shelter for the homeless.     d. It involves any act that gives help to others.
4- The value of volunteering is …………. money can ever measure.
a. the same as              b. deeper than           c. sillier than         d. less worthy than
5. Which of the following words can replace the underlined word “irritated”?
a. delighted               b. pleased             c. annoyed        d. thrilled
6. What does the underlined word “that” refer to?
a. volunteering to help others                b. paying volunteers for what they do
c. rewarding volunteers through thanking       d. getting money from volunteers
7. How do you think people can appreciate what a volunteer does for them?
a. Thank them  b. Punish them   c. Avoid them  d. Lend them money
8. The best title for this passage is …..……
a. Thanking Charities    b. Avoiding volunteers
c. Helping volunteers    d. Voluntary work