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The document discusses organizing volunteer activities such as cleaning beaches and bins, visiting old age homes and orphanages, and recycling newspapers into paper bags. It also encourages thanking people who work hard for the community without expecting anything in return by feeling imaginative and taking action to show appreciation.
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