Sentence examples for considered volunteer from inspiring English sources

It may be considered volunteer work or become a business venture.

(Female CHW) At the health facility, CHWs are considered volunteer community members who work for the sake of God and the service of their people, and are not a staff of the HF.

Mrs. Waller said she admired the Fresh Air Fund and had long considered volunteering her family as hosts for a child.

Anyone who has considered volunteering over Christmas should check out Hands Up Holidays' (handsupholidays.com) selection of trips, which incoporate an element of charity work into the itinerary.

Mr. Ettinger said he had briefly considered volunteering for Rod Blagojevich's legal team in a retrial, but thought better of it.

He even considered volunteering to serve a year in Korea, figuring that if he put in 12 months there, he had a chance for an R.O.T.C. slot when he rotated back to the States.

While tens of thousands of volunteers hustle at the ground level, IOC executives ― technically also considered "volunteers" ― aren't exactly roughing it.

With the end of the Pacific War in September 1945, Len considered volunteering for the Australian component of the British Commonwealth Occupation Force in Japan, if his brother did also.

Consider volunteer efforts, benefit concerts, songs, fundraisers and donations.

A recent survey showed that 54% of nonprofit employers consider volunteer work the most valuable experience a candidate can have.

For persons who cannot work, consider volunteer activities to help them build skills or a resume.