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Charity Work

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Charity Work

Once there was a time when I had goosebumps all over my body because I had to stand next to two other hosts at the stage to host an event. The event was held for a charity purpose. Although I always get nervous whenever I have to speak to an audience, being filmed at the same time gets under my skin. To get a hold on my nerves, we walked out of the room for some time to go through the script that we have had written especially for the event. The event started and the kids afflicted with life-threatening diseases made their way to the hall after walking on the red carpet. In the background, I, along with the hosts, was reading about the interests of the kids to the audience. The kids and their families were given gifts for letting us share their stories with the audience. We raised a significant amount of money and gave it all away to the charity. Certainly, the event was a success.

An interest for something does not develop overnight. My interest in charity work and services did not develop in a day. It was influenced by experiences that I witnessed from my eyes. During my childhood, I saw my mom working relentlessly for a big community service project for some time. At such a tender age, I promised myself to follow in the footsteps of my mom. I and my mom worked tirelessly to deliver something back to the community. We started with the idea of having donations instead of birthdays. Soon we were able to hold a big charity event. Everything happened rapidly. The hotel got booked and popular food chains committed their services for the charity event. The event exceeded my expectations. The event became a regular occurrence for years owing to the help of lovely friends, family members, and the entire community. During the events, I was fortunate enough to learn about the experiences of kids who were not financially strong and health-wise stable. The different heart-wrenching experiences compelled me to reflect and become a better person. The stories of the kids had a significant impact on me as I felt happy around them. During the events, I presented the children with gifts, danced with them and did everything in my capacity to make them happy for the day.

Although I have had participated in numerous charity events and community services, I always struggled to be confident and an outgoing person. Throughout my life, I faced a tremendous amount of difficulties in holding interactions with kids from the same age group, addressing large audiences, and talking to people in general. By participating in the charity events and community services helped significantly to overcome my troubles. From hosting my charity event and addressing hundreds of people, to go on a service trip to New Orleans with people from all walks of life who were stranger to me, or just going to Ronald McDonald House and serving breakfast to families, my interpersonal communication skills have improved a lot. By participating in and experiencing charity events and community services made a confident person and helped me to face tough situations easily. Additionally, I am now entirely comfortable to hold a conversation with different people.

I will always hold service dear to my heart. I am thankful that I have had enough opportunities to give back to my community and extend support to all people. This has changed my life for the better and made me a better person. By giving service, I have managed to polish my personality and work on my skills. Even if I had to give five minutes for voluntary services or an entire lifetime, I am very well aware that I am making a difference in the world, no matter how big or small.