You’ve been in the workforce for decades. You’ve always wanted to volunteer but never found the time. Or perhaps you’ve volunteered in small ways such as a holiday contribution to the Salvation Army Angel Tree or donating a turkey to the local food bank.
But now you are officially retired and ready for a more significant commitment. Don’t think twice about volunteering- jump in with both feet. This is your moment.
Rod Olson, a Colorado author and life coach, says matching your career skills with a volunteer position is a win-win: “People with great skill sets and expertise can still use these skill sets in retirement. … Volunteering gives you a purpose, makes you part of the team.”
To read more about volunteering after retirement, please visit: https://www.postbulletin.com/life/lifestyles/how-to-thrive-in-volunteer-roles-after-retirement/article_0586b48a-1520-11ea-90c2-277cd1754ce9.html [Source]