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Make a Plan

What are some problems in your community?

 Is there an area where you live that needs to be cleaned up or landscaped? Do you know any elderly or sick people who need help?  If lots of ideas don't come to mind immediately, that's OK! Ask around. Ask friends, neighbors, parents, teachers, etc.  Read your local paper. Call local Volunteer Center for advice.  It's really important that your project satisfy a real need. Think about your community. What does it really need? Print this page and list what you think your community needs.

List Community Needs:

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