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The best part about volunteering at St. Joseph the Worker is the tangible connection between your effort and its outcomes. SJTW is not the smallest non-profit, but it is small enough that you can develop strong relationships with the staff and clients. These relationships helped instill in me a sense of professionalism that I have carried into my career in non-profit work.  There are always opportunities...

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