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At the moment, it is accepted that a volunteer is a person who voluntarily engages in free public activities or assistance, and a volunteer is a person who performs any activity voluntarily. For the majority of ordinary citizens, members of public organizations, charitable foundations and their managers, these are complete synonyms, that is, interchangeable words. But, I won't be me, and I WANT TO DESTROY THIS MYTH!!!!!!!!

I never like being called a volunteer, and I don't consider myself one. So, let's begin. The word volunteer comes from the Latin voluntas, which translates as "will and desire." The word volunteer also consists of two words: "good" and "will". It is clear that the key word is "will" in both terms. Only in our case is the nature of the manifestation of will explained. She clearly explains to us that the manifestation of human will must have good intentions. The difference between the terms here and it is worth clarifying. By calling ourselves volunteers instead of volunteers, we are doing the same thing as calling ourselves "manager" instead of "manager".

We imperceptibly change our psychology, becoming what we call ourselves. The expression of will may not be good. And the motives for volunteering are far from good. A volunteer is a person who is forced to show personal will in order to achieve the interests of society in an extremely difficult situation. That is, the volunteer will go to sleep when he is a meter away from his own house, and will also ask for something for himself.

The volunteer will always act to prevent the problem and contrary to the opinion of everyone around. He will help those he doesn't even know, or even the damn bald guy. He will sacrifice all his personal so that disaster does not come to the one he saves.

A very important point is that a volunteer person, a person with good personal will is a state of mind. You can be a volunteer once in your life, and at least one day in your life, when danger threatens. Volunteering is a constant process within a person - THIS IS A MISSION - THIS IS A VOCATION! There are no contradictions among the volunteers, because there is no and cannot be an object of dispute. Problems are created only by poor "doers of good" who act out of someone else's will, taking someone else's idea, according to their own benefit. Volunteers are people who have a thread that connects them with the object of rescue, sometimes they don't even think about it. Volunteers are a kind of special forces that, in times of trouble, direct themselves to solving problematic tasks, having their almost identical views on the root of the problems. But one thing is known for sure, that not every person is a volunteer, but every volunteer is a PERSON CALLED BY THE WILL OF THE HEART AND DESTINY!!!

I hope you understood what I wanted to tell you about myself and the Charitable Fund for the Rescue of Bulldogs and Pugs in Trouble. I am not a volunteer, I AM A PERSON CALLED BY GOD TO SERVE FROM THE WILL OF THE HEART, sick bulldogs and pugs who are in a difficult life situation. And no one, not a single person in the world can stop me - only I myself, if I want to.