Sentence examples for considered volunteering from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

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.

If you can't find paid work, consider volunteering.

If an opposition candidate fails to materialize, you may want to consider volunteering.

Would I consider volunteering as a "patient," so fledgling medical students could listen and learn?

Maintain your memberships in relevant industry associations and consider volunteering on association committees.

One in three said they were more likely to consider volunteering in their area as a result.

If you fancy keeping fit during the festive season, you may consider volunteering for the British Heart Foundation's annual Chase the Pudding event.

A recent ComRes poll showed that just 25% of the British public would consider volunteering in a care home in some capacity.