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Why We Volunteer: Motives, Rewards & Civic Pride
“Why give your time when no one’s watching?”
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Why We Volunteer: Motives, Rewards & Civic Pride

Millions of Canadians give their time without pay to causes they care about. But why? What motivates people to volunteer when they could spend that time on paid work, leisure, or family? Understanding volunteer motivation helps organizations attract and retain volunteers while also illuminating broader questions about human nature, community, and civic life.

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