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Question Posted Saturday December 3 2005, 7:49 am

What kind of jobs are there for someone under the age of 13? even lke just volenteer jobs?! What could i do to take up some of my time on the weekends?

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Kristen03 answered Sunday December 4 2005, 1:13 am:
Babysitting, definetly.

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MiSSxEMMMA answered Saturday December 3 2005, 2:07 pm:
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Shortcake22 answered Saturday December 3 2005, 12:17 pm:
Now that its the holiday season, The Salvation Army needs bell ringers. In fact, Im going to do just that today at 2! lol It is pure volunteer, but its a great cause. Usually its done in 2 hour time blocks. Just check with where ever there are ringers in your area. Outside stores and supermarkets is where they are around here. Tell them your intrested and sign up for a time. You can get friends or your parents to do it with you also!

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orphans answered Saturday December 3 2005, 11:58 am:
well you could walk dogs or babysit. also your can bake or make stuff and sale it. also u could have a car wash with some of your friends. well thats all i got right now.

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susana answered Saturday December 3 2005, 11:42 am:
Try to think of some places that could really use volunteers. For instance:
--The Humane Society or the SPCA - animals need so much love and attention
--a nursing home - many of the elderly don't receive any visitors and young people are often welcome; talk to a supervisor and ask about different things you might bring to help entertain some of the folks
--a hospital - a children's ward might be great for you and the sick kids; you could take music, games, books, etc.; also, you could just ask what you'd be able to do around the hospital if you're not interested in working with other kids
--a center for abused women - often the women who stay in these shelters have their children with them; if you're allowed, perhaps you could be a true friend to some of these kids; just ask what you could do to help them through this time of turmoil

Other options are offering yourself up to your neighbors to do yard work, baby sitting, pet care, car washing, or just anything they might need done. You could make money doing this type of work, but you also may want to do it solely out of the goodness of your heart. Either way is just fine.

By the way, asking your school guidance counselor what other kids your age do to keep themselves occupied in good and healthy ways, might be really helpful.

Good luck. I'll bet you find something that will make you feel good and happy!

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hco_babe answered Saturday December 3 2005, 11:20 am:
pet sitting
babysitting
raking leaves
mowing lawns
shoveling driveways
talking to the nursing home patients
candystriper at your local hospital

hope these help.

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MikeDaBoobNinja answered Saturday December 3 2005, 10:46 am:
Mow lawns, shovel snow, anything but take jobs away from hard-working Americans!

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xO_Hollister_xO answered Saturday December 3 2005, 10:21 am:
Here's a list of a few:

*Babysitting (harder than it looks)
*Dog walker
*Volunteer at a nursing home and brng entertainment to the elderly, lol.

Sorry, this is all i can think of. You can't find much at your age. =(

&hearts; Hope i helped :)

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xomegaroni answered Saturday December 3 2005, 10:19 am:
you probably can't get salary if you're 13, unless you know you're boss well er something, but you can do a lot of volunteer work. first go to your school & ask in the office. there's sometimes flyers they give you, & you can get working papers to volunteer around town. if you like working with people, you can volunteer around the hospital. this doesn't involve gross anything, like you can be the person who delivers gifts to the patients & stuff. maybe you can volunteer at a local daycare center, er community center. things like that. you can find information on all of these things at your school probably.

-hope that helped!&hearts;

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