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10 Ways Volunteering Builds a Child’s Character

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4 Ways to Give Your Teen Some Freedom-NFO5. Volunteering teaches accountability.
By volunteering for something, your child is stating to the universe that he or she is accountable for a certain amount of hours, on specific designated days, to accomplish a task as part of a project that is greater than themselves—which is exactly how volunteering teaches kids about the power and importance of accountability.

Read Related: Spiritual Benefits of Volunteering

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