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Many. There is no limit and just about anyone willing to volunteer can.
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Which sentence is parallel?
Identify the sentence that is parallel. a) He sings in the choir, is a volunteer at a food bank, and is always doing good deeds. b) He sings in the choir, volunteers at a food bank, and does many good deeds. c) He sings in the choir, volunteers at a food bank, and is always doing good deeds. d) He is singing in the choir, volunteers at a food bank, and does many good deeds.
How did volunteer during hurricane Katrina make a difference?
they brought in food and water and supplied it for free. also many medically trained people came.
How many people volunteer to go on the crusades?
100,0000
How many young people aged 14-25 can volunteer with sports clubs?
14 young people aged 14-15 can volunteer with sports clubs
How many people volunteer for the army every year?
Over 9,000
How many food bank are in maimi?
there are 12
Can you Use corporation in a sentence?
The Bank of America is a corporation that acts as a bank for many people.
What state is nicknamed the 'volunteer state'?
Tennessee is the Volunteer State. This is because so many people from Tennessee volunteered to help Andrew Jackson in the War of 1812.
How many people volunteer for the SPCA in a year?
over 200 people voluteer in one year
What is an act that we voluntarily do as citizens?
Many people in many nations volunteer to perform charitable acts to benefit others in their communities. This is a good thing. It's called "good citizenship" and, or "volunteer work". If more people in any nation took the time to act as "volunteer" helpers to aid the poor or uneducated, the world would benefit.
How many people have products with Commonwealth Bank?
Many people have products with Commonwealth Bank. If you want to view a list of them you can check out a Wikipedia article or the bank's website itself.
Is volunteer a noun or a verb?
"Volunteer" can be used as both a noun and a verb. As a noun, it refers to a person who freely offers to do something. As a verb, it means to offer to do something without being forced or receiving payment.
