Animal Heroism Research Paper

Everyone has the potential to be a hero in their community. Many acts of heroism are simple and help a wider range of people than than the hero may realize. I adhere to the belief that volunteering is the greatest way to undertake the task of heroism. However, many more acts of heroism can be done without signing up or going out of your way to do something.

I can be a hero in my community volunteering at animal shelters. Volunteering at animal shelters not only helps the animals, it makes those employed there jobs easier. Working at animal shelters allows the animal shelter to have a higher capacity, thus keeping animals off the streets. This makes neighborhoods prettier and cleaner and improves the lives of hundreds of animals.

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simpler way off being a hero in your community is picking up litter around your neighborhood. Picking up trash lessens the workload of the keepers of the building. If everyone were to do their part, we could save millions of the dollars paid to people to pick up others sloth. Picking up the rubbish helps the plants and wildlife in the area. Just by picking up a soda can and shredded paper I can be a hero!

At my church, members take place in a variety of community outreach programs. Inviting people of my community to partake in church activities can improve their lives greatly. My church also works with various food pantries around the community. Helping my church in this project can improve the lives of those that live in food unstable households.

To be a hero in my community I will complete my eagle project. My project involves landscaping at a church comprised of mostly elderly people. In the project I would organize a group of helpers and supplies. Completing community service projects makes people heros because it saves the group time and money.