Volunteering at 20 causes over 20 days
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I made it! I fulfilled my goal of volunteering at 20 different causes over 20 days - in fact I was able to help 22 local causes! It's been an awesome adventure and I thank you for joining me and all your great feedback. Over the next few days, I'll take some time to reflect on each cause, and do a review video for each.
I have a favor to ask of you: Have I inspired you at all? If so, please let me know! I'd like to highlight you and what you were inspired to do as a result of this project. Send me a message through my Guestbook and I'll contact you about specifics. Thanks!
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My name is Erik, and I'm on a mission to volunteer my time at
20 different causes in the Sacramento area over 20 days.
I made it! I fulfilled my goal of volunteering at 20 different causes over 20 days - in fact I was able to help 22 local causes! It's been an awesome adventure and I thank you for joining me and all your great feedback. Over the next few days, I'll take some time to reflect on each cause, and do a review video for each.
I have a favor to ask of you: Have I inspired you at all? If so, please let me know! I'd like to highlight you and what you were inspired to do as a result of this project. Send me a message through my Guestbook and I'll contact you about specifics. Thanks!
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My name is Erik, and I'm on a mission to volunteer my time at
20 different causes in the Sacramento area over 20 days.
Why am I doing this? Many reasons. I would like to challenge myself and live outside of my comfort zone. I'd like to do my small part to help make our community - the Sacramento region - a better place. I have the time and ability to do this. I've never volunteered before. I want to help people and create some great lifelong memories in the process. I've been inspired by my mom.
I've set up volunteer sessions with 20 different Sacramento region charitable causes. Each day, I'll highlight my experiences for a different cause. There will be videos, blogs, and opportunities to chime in with your take on the situation. Your participation is highly recommended and definitely encouraged.
Check out all the cool charitable causes I'm helping out! Today's highlighted cause is at the bottom of this page.
20 Causes, 20 Days will be the collection place for my volunteer experiences. I hope you'll join me in this adventure - if not by volunteering alongside me, you can help immensely with your support. How, you ask? By doing any or all of the below:
Forward the link to this site to everyone you know via email
Following @20Causes20Days on Twitter
Becoming a friend on Facebook
Signing my Guestbook
Following @20Causes20Days on Twitter
Becoming a friend on Facebook
Signing my Guestbook
Keywords for 20 Causes, 20 Days
volunteer, charity, cause, support, community, adventure, inspiration, giving, help, benefit, adventure
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volunteer, charity, cause, support, community, adventure, inspiration, giving, help, benefit, adventure
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** Special thanks to the great people at Invitations Ink for designing my logo! **
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Today's highlighted cause:
Humane Society
BONUS CAUSE!
BONUS CAUSE!
Next time you visit a big box store to look for a new puppy, do your research. I helped raise awareness of the dangers of puppy mills outside of Petland with The Humane Society.
Click on the picture to read all about it.
Click on the picture to read all about it.
Get to know Erik better. Visit his website www.djej.org.
