Question by little1704: Where can you go to volunteer?
I have been thinking about volunteering somewhere
i really want to volunteer in a place where i can help children who lost their parents, where i can help them learn and be there for them in what they need
do you know any places like that in Los Angeles or any sites
Thank you in advance

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Answer by niemisandra
red cross….Friendship ventures they have a web site… its held in minnestoa.. i have worked their as a voulenter and loved it .. i would do it again in a heart beat.. they help with your transportation and all… big brothers and big sister organizations… you go on trips with the kids and do many different thing maybe sleding and bowling and everything is free d\good luck and im glad to see your trying to make a difference…~Sandra~

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