In Ukraine, one can witness the importance of voluntarism every day: from the start of the full-scale invasion, until now, volunteers have been working to help those in need.

When starting your career, volunteering can help you develop new skills, find new friends, travel, or even understand yourself better. Someone may even say that volunteering is the ultimate exercise in democracy.

On International Volunteer Day, which is celebrated on December 5, let’s discuss the motives, traditions, and benefits of volunteering. See you Tuesday, 6 PM, at the Oval Office Speaking Club with Glenn.

📌Registration: https://forms.gle/QocQ2Da4vvam5owX7

About Glenn:

Originally from Orlando, Florida, Glenn Anderson already calls Ukraine his second home. Working here as a Peace Corps volunteer from 2016 to 2020, he has traveled the country conducting workshops for Ukrainian university professors and teachers. After the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Glenn decided to stay in Ukraine and now works as an English teacher and tutor independently and at the Lviv Polytechnic University.