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How do you define volunteer work? 

I would define it simply as any kind of philanthropic work for which you do not get paid. The difference between volunteer work and any other kind of employment is that you do the tasks willingly without any financial incentive or hopes of economic gain. 

Would you like to work as a volunteer?

Absolutely yes! I am really into working as a volunteer for an organization related to education, because I do feel that this is something that every individual has a right to have, but very few are able to get the quality education. Hopefully, with my knowledge, I can help some unfortunate/underprivileged children to have a promising future. It’s also one of the best way to serve for the betterment of the community.

Have you ever done any volunteer work? 

Yes I’ve done quite a bit of volunteer work. My first experience of volunteering was when I spent time working at various music festivals. In exchange for a few hours working in the carpark, ticketing, or litter picking, I would have free access to the music venues and could see all the live music I wanted. When I discovered this opportunity, I was as happy as a clam. Over the last few years, I’ve also volunteered for various charities and development projects all over the country. 

Why did you do the volunteer work?

It has usually been for a combination of two reasons. Firstly, to gain experience in a particular professional field, but also in order to give back something positive to the community. Donating your time and energy as a volunteer is great for the particular project and it’s also a fantastic way to learn new skills such as team work, leadership skill and patience. You also have a golden opportunity to meet fascinating, like-minded people and so much more. 

Do you know any volunteers?

Yes, currently I’m in close contact with a group of volunteers who are campaigning to build clean water systems in remote areas of Vietnam. There are about 50 members of the team in total and together they focus on raising money to build new facilities as well as educating young people all over the country about the extreme importance of access to clean water. 

What could you do to help if you had no money?

Well, from my perspective, helping has nothing to do with money. There are an abundance of things we can help our community with our knowledge, experience, the things that we have learnt. It is great to be able to share your knowledge and for the one who receives it. It is surely a pure joy to know that you are helpful and can contribute something to make a better world.