Meanings of voluntary service in English

They will also have to undertake 100 hours of voluntary service in community cricket.

There never had been any but voluntary service in Holland.

Your local centre for voluntary service should be able point you towards some local resources.

The Big Apple greeters, a voluntary service, is a lovely way to see the city.

All three have been ordered to complete 100 hours of voluntary service in community cricket.

This year 560 people have been recognised for voluntary service to the community, the largest single category.

As part of his punishment, he must also undertake 100 hours of voluntary service in community cricket.

And would you call that voluntary service?

And voluntary service; all to be paid with a smile, which I daresay my lady won't refuse them.

Universal conscription is much better than voluntary service, since the latter is highly selective, the former much less so.

For hours of every day she goes about busied with such voluntary service as she is permitted to do.

Wallace, finding himself thus suddenly superseded, his plans ignored, and his voluntary service bluffly refused, left Lexington for Cincinnati.

His voluntary service as escort on this trip, so delicately offered and performed, was highly appreciated by his old commander.

He has rendered a voluntary service in the army and navy of the United States that is worthy of special commendation.

This uncertainty also means that even long-established organisations need to look beyond traditional boundaries between public, private and voluntary service operating models.

Vulnerable people should never be used for political purposes, Alice Leahy of Trust, the Dublin voluntary service for rough sleepers, has said.