 Feeling uncertain, bored or need a break? Try Virtual Volunteering. Organizations need the help, and you'll reap the rewards as well. According to Harvard Health, "doing good" boosts happiness, reduces blood pressure, and releases feel-good brain chemicals., In addition to your favorite charity that could potentially use remote support, here are a few ways to virtually volunteer.
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