Volunteer to be a better Airman

  • Published
  • By Airman 1st Class Scott Poe
  • 19th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
LITTLE ROCK AIR FORCE BASE, Ark. --  
Volunteering is not just beneficial to the operation, but also to the individual doing the volunteering. It helps us grow as Airmen and is a great way to show support for the community. There are multiple ways to get information on volunteer opportunities. The Airmen and Family Readiness Center is a good starting point for Airmen looking to give back to the community. Other great sources are first sergeants, your unit's booster club, the Rising 6, the Top III, and the Company Grade Officer Council. To contact AFRC call (501) 987-2667. Airmen can perform an array of volunteer work to assist the community including: trash pick-up, cooking a meal for the Crossroad Café, building with Habitat for Humanity, park clean-up, crossing guard duty, stocking the Airmen's Attic and much more. Volunteering should not be seen as simply a bullet for a performance report, but a way to better one's self and give back to the community.   

Volunteer to be a better Airman

  • Published
  • By Airman 1st Class Scott Poe
  • 19th Airlift Wing Public Affairs
LITTLE ROCK AIR FORCE BASE, Ark. --  
Volunteering is not just beneficial to the operation, but also to the individual doing the volunteering. It helps us grow as Airmen and is a great way to show support for the community. There are multiple ways to get information on volunteer opportunities. The Airmen and Family Readiness Center is a good starting point for Airmen looking to give back to the community. Other great sources are first sergeants, your unit's booster club, the Rising 6, the Top III, and the Company Grade Officer Council. To contact AFRC call (501) 987-2667. Airmen can perform an array of volunteer work to assist the community including: trash pick-up, cooking a meal for the Crossroad Café, building with Habitat for Humanity, park clean-up, crossing guard duty, stocking the Airmen's Attic and much more. Volunteering should not be seen as simply a bullet for a performance report, but a way to better one's self and give back to the community.