MainerMikeBrown
Active Member
Some people are forced to live with physical and/or emotional disabilities which can prevent them from enjoying gainful employment at a paying job.
However, lots of them do something about it by performing volunteer work instead.
But there are those who say that they aren't working if they don't have a paying job. They are wrong.
The thing is, volunteer workers are still working despite the fact that they don't earn a paycheck each week. And they often work just as hard at their volunteer job(s) as they
would if they had a paying job. As a result, they end up contributing to society just as much as individuals who work at a paying job.
Hence, those with disabilities who volunteer their time and efforts have nothing to be ashamed about at all.
However, lots of them do something about it by performing volunteer work instead.
But there are those who say that they aren't working if they don't have a paying job. They are wrong.
The thing is, volunteer workers are still working despite the fact that they don't earn a paycheck each week. And they often work just as hard at their volunteer job(s) as they
would if they had a paying job. As a result, they end up contributing to society just as much as individuals who work at a paying job.
Hence, those with disabilities who volunteer their time and efforts have nothing to be ashamed about at all.
