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I have been part of two volunteer organizations during my high school career. The first one, KIP (Kids in Partnership), is an organization that helps kids and adults enhance their reading, writing, and language skill. I tutored Josue every tuesday for an hour. During that hour, we played skill building games after I helped him on his homework. With this, I was able to positively impact Josue academics. I was also a part of another organization called, The Young Dreamer Network. In this organization we helped the local community during the school year by organizing food drives, doing community clean up, and planting trees. We also fundraised for a summer volunteer trip to developing countries where we were expected to help locals improve their

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