"To know that you are contributing and helping out in the community especially those people who are not as fortunate as you, it fulfills you and it should be something that everyone should get involved with," describes student volunteer Richard Libunao of how he feels about volunteering.
This week from 21–27 May 2018, Australia celebrates National Volunteer Week to acknowledge the generous contribution of the nation’s volunteers. Thousands of events will be held across the country to say thank you to the 6 million Australians who volunteer their time.
Richard Libunao, president of the UTS-Catholic Asian Students Society, makes sure that he calendars all his university and personal activities so he can give time to volunteer once a week if his busy schedule permits it.
thousands of events will be held across the country to say thank you to the 6 million Australians who volunteer their time. The week-long celebration will include breakfasts, morning/afternoon teas, and luncheons, as well as open days, award ceremonies, picnics, forums and training sessions.
As this year's National Volunteer Week's theme, "Give a little. Change a lot.", Richard Libunao says that "to be involved in something that I feel is, contributing to something greater than myself, it makes yourself proud and it fulfills and completes you (as a human being).
