Volunteer Spotlight: Marine in Coastal Bend
After this experience, I cannot live or imagine my life without giving my time for others.
I volunteered for more than two months in Coastal Bend, Tx. I was working in Paris, but I felt that I needed to have more of an impact in the lives of others. I decided to quit my job and leave my city to come volunteer for All Hands and Hearts. I chose to come and rebuild homes because my grandfather, who passed away, built homes for a living. It was a way to connect with him and experience what he did for so long. I feel so proud of what I achieved in Texas, pushing myself to my physical and mental limits for one purpose: rebuilding homes and hopes for those in need. It was the best experience I’ve ever had, and I will for sure volunteer again. After this experience, I cannot live or imagine my life without giving my time for others.
Learn more about this program: Texas Hurricane Harvey Relief
Hurricane Harvey made landfall as a category 4 hurricane, bringing unprecedented destruction to Texas. Harvey was named the most powerful hurricane to hit the US since 2005, superseding Hurricane Sandy. The recovery is going to be long and hard - that’s why All Hands and Hearts has committed to being on the ground for at least two years, helping families recover from this disaster.
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Learn more about this program: Texas Hurricane Harvey Relief
Hurricane Harvey made landfall as a category 4 hurricane, bringing unprecedented destruction to Texas. Harvey was named the most powerful hurricane to hit the US since 2005, superseding Hurricane Sandy. The recovery is going to be long and hard - that’s why All Hands and Hearts has committed to being on the ground for at least two years, helping families recover from this disaster.
More Volunteer Profile Posts
- Ang in Mexico
- Caroline in Mexico
- Cindy in Dominica
- Dan in Nepal
- Francis in Coastal Bend
- Frank in Puerto Rico
- Hantteut in Coastal Bend
- Jiani in Coastal Bend
- Luke in North Carolina
- Lyvette in Coastal Bend
- Marc in Dominica
- Marine in Texas
- Martha Rose in Coastal Bend
- Mathieu in Mexico
- Megan in Coastal Bend
- Nancy in Mexico
- Nikki in the USVI
- Patty in St. Thomas
- Poncho in USVI
- Ritam in Coastal Bend
- Rob in South Texas
- Roger in BVI
- Ron in Houston
- Stella in Texas
- Sunny in Coastal Bend
- Tatum in Yabucoa
- Wilson in Coastal Bend