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Give back this holiday season with Portland Parks & Rec, here's a few ways how

Portland, ORLocal News

This holiday season, Portland Parks & Recreation is emphasizing the importance of volunteerism by offering a range of opportunities for residents to contribute meaningfully to their community. These volunteer initiatives cater to individuals and corporate teams alike, promoting engagement while also serving corporate team-building goals. Volunteers can participate in activities such as gardening and park maintenance, which allow them to connect with nature and fellow community members. Additionally, the programs are structured to help students meet their school service requirements, making participation accessible and appealing to younger demographics. Engaging in community service during the holidays not only enhances the local environment but also fosters a deeper sense of belonging among participants.

Portland Parks & Recreation plays a pivotal role in rallying community members to take part in these activities, ensuring that everyone can contribute to making Portland a better place. By volunteering, individuals can develop new skills while enjoying the camaraderie of like-minded people. This initiative stands as a testament to the community spirit that thrives in Portland.

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