mikeraw
Don Juan
I know there's an article about volunteering on the main site but I just wanted to give you my take on it...
Lately, I've had an itch to give back to society, so given my musical talents, I decided to volunteer at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston. I went to orientation yesterday in an auditorium at the hospital. There were about 90 of us interested in volunteering. Of these 90, only around 10 were guys. Of the 80 chicks, 40 were HB7's and above between the ages of 18 and 30. Most of the guys (besides myself, of course) look like total AFCs.
I was the last one to show up to the orientation and made a confident entrance and throughout the orientation I noticed chicks giving me interested looks. I think this is oging to be like shooting fish in a barrel. I asked about the dropout rate and was told that it's about 5%, so even if 5% of the chicks drop out, it's still a ratio of about 4 to 1... and I'm only counting HB7's and above.
I'll update throughout my 6 month volunteering span.
Oh, and did I mention that you make your own hours, it's only about 2 hours a week, and you can do pretty much any activity to entertain the kids? Video games, playing pool, reading to them, etc... It's just too easy to meet chicks!
Lately, I've had an itch to give back to society, so given my musical talents, I decided to volunteer at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston. I went to orientation yesterday in an auditorium at the hospital. There were about 90 of us interested in volunteering. Of these 90, only around 10 were guys. Of the 80 chicks, 40 were HB7's and above between the ages of 18 and 30. Most of the guys (besides myself, of course) look like total AFCs.
I was the last one to show up to the orientation and made a confident entrance and throughout the orientation I noticed chicks giving me interested looks. I think this is oging to be like shooting fish in a barrel. I asked about the dropout rate and was told that it's about 5%, so even if 5% of the chicks drop out, it's still a ratio of about 4 to 1... and I'm only counting HB7's and above.
I'll update throughout my 6 month volunteering span.
Oh, and did I mention that you make your own hours, it's only about 2 hours a week, and you can do pretty much any activity to entertain the kids? Video games, playing pool, reading to them, etc... It's just too easy to meet chicks!