Michael Biering has always made time for volunteer work. Whether it was with animals or humans, he really enjoys donating his time. When he made the decision to help out at a homeless shelter on Christmas, he was not quite prepared for the emotional impact of the experience.
Michael Biering found a shelter that his church works with and decided that would be the most appropriate for him. Friends and family were proud of him for volunteering on such an important holiday, but also felt that he should be spending his time with them. Michael Biering was having his own doubts but was not going to back out of the commitment.
Michael Biering made his way over to the shelter with enough time to prepare before his shift began. The lead volunteer seemed grateful to see him as a few volunteers decided to back out at the last minute. The shelter was already packed with hungry participants, and it was going to be a busy night. Michael Biering gave himself a moment to look around and saw more happy faces than he had expected. The place was decorated beautifully and people seemed genuinely thankful to be there.
As Michael Biering helped serve the dinner, he made sure to chat with everyone he helped. Many said they were just happy to make it through another year and had hopes that their luck would turn in the New Year. Their optimism gave him hope. Their thankfulness made him want to continue his volunteer efforts throughout the year. Michael Biering was completely uplifted by the experience.
Michael Biering found a shelter that his church works with and decided that would be the most appropriate for him. Friends and family were proud of him for volunteering on such an important holiday, but also felt that he should be spending his time with them. Michael Biering was having his own doubts but was not going to back out of the commitment.
Michael Biering made his way over to the shelter with enough time to prepare before his shift began. The lead volunteer seemed grateful to see him as a few volunteers decided to back out at the last minute. The shelter was already packed with hungry participants, and it was going to be a busy night. Michael Biering gave himself a moment to look around and saw more happy faces than he had expected. The place was decorated beautifully and people seemed genuinely thankful to be there.
As Michael Biering helped serve the dinner, he made sure to chat with everyone he helped. Many said they were just happy to make it through another year and had hopes that their luck would turn in the New Year. Their optimism gave him hope. Their thankfulness made him want to continue his volunteer efforts throughout the year. Michael Biering was completely uplifted by the experience.
