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By Ché Blackwood

It’s good to get creative and thoughtful with the way you and your loved one spend time together.  After all, there’s more to a relationship than dinner and a movie.  So, forget arguing over whether you should see the newest romance flick, or the latest blockbuster action movie. Instead, share your love with others by involving yourself in volunteer work.

A great way to spend your time together is by cuddling up with those who are less fortunate, and the animal shelter is the perfect way to start. Innocent pets that have been abandoned and abused need loving too. Maybe you and your significant other will both fall in love with these furry friends, and decide to adopt one of them.  Regardless,  you can spend time with one another by helping out some lonely animals in need. The shelter is always open to visitors.

If you enjoy spending time in the kitchen, why not share your cooking skills with the less fortunate at a food bank or homeless shelter.  It will make you and your sweetheart think twice about the food we take for granted.  Serving people who are less fortunate will help to put a smile on their face.

Life, as in dating, should be about the simple things. If you don’t have time to volunteer right now, grab your calendar and do some planning.  All you need to do is find a little time to help those around you.

Have some good volunteer experiences? Let us know in the comments below.




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  • Dr. Howard

    We did last year we went to a different country where we know there a lot of less fortunate people who needs medical attention so it’s a good thing that I am a doctor and my partner is a doctor too. We did that medical mission for free and we are so happy that we did helped a lot of children.

  • Alejandra

    I actually do lots of volunteering myself because it’s something I’m very drawn to that fills a void in my own life. The problem is getting my boyfriend involved…no matter how bored he says he is, or how much he says he wants “some positive change”, I can’t get him to even go once! Any tips, anyone?

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