Sentences with phrase «by lots of volunteer work»

Samantha had a very varied and diverse employment history when she came to us, supplemented by lots of volunteer work, international mission work, and two not - quite - finished college degrees.

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The small operating costs are covered by the government (e.g. salaried health workers) and a lot of the work is done by volunteers (who are trained and provided with the materials through the MaMoni project).

You'll work hard as part of our team, but you'll also learn a lot and have a chance to teach others by working alongside our volunteers and summer campers.

Sure, commando strike teams can take a lot of work to organize and train, but groups such as MoveOn.org and the Obama campaign have created mini-online industries to support their offline work, providing volunteers with step - by - step guides to holding house parties, fundraisers, local press events and the like.

So when I started Bastyr, I coined the term «science - based natural medicine» and year by year we built the school through basically a lot of volunteer work and a lot of hard work with very low salaries.

Year by year we built the school through basically a lot of volunteer work and a lot of hard work with very low salaries.

A big thank you to Janet Holloway for allowing us to use the parking lot at Janet's Hair Salon, everyone who donated items, all of the volunteers who worked the yard sale, and every patron who stopped by to support us.

However, with new leadership and committment (and a LOT of hard work by an amazing staff and volunteer group) we celebrated 12 consecutive months with a 91 % live release rate.

If you want to rescue animals, work with a real rescue, you can volunteer and foster and work within the system with trained professionals and help a lot of dogs, especially with fostering, where every kennel that is opened by there being a foster home means another dog can be rescued from the shelter.

I want to preface my comments by saying that Los Angeles Audubon Society does a lot of great work, which I have seen first hand as a volunteer.

The City of Seattle manages the network of P - Patch community gardens — there are 50 + around town — and so with their help, the help of volunteer organizations like Seattle Works, and tireless work by those who wanted the garden to succeed (you'll meet them in a sec), the plot went from trash - ridden vacant lot to vibrant community garden.