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Giving back to others is essential in today’s day and age, to give back means so much to others, its truly such a great deed to do. I have never really had the opportunity to give back to the others but I have seen others do it many of times and in the future I plan on giving back to others more when the opportunity presents itself. There so many things I want to do for everyone who’ve gave me everything that they could I was growing up, it’ll mean a lot to me to give back to them. As a kid I had the opportunity to witness first hand my Mother give her Mom everything that she had deserved for taking care of her. My Grandma has lived with me ever since I was born and it is all because of my Mom, she had invited her to live with us so that my …show more content…

In my 18 years of living, they’ve given me every little thing that I have ever asked for, it’ll only be right to take them out and give them whatever they desire. I want to help families who aren’t fortunate enough to give their kids school supplies, Christmas gifts, thanksgiving etc. I see many athletes in today’s day and age always give back to their communities, it may not mean a lot to them but to the families who receives the stuff it means a lot, seeing them with a smile on their faces and seeing that they’re truly grateful for being able to celebrate the holidays or give their child the best opportunity to succeed later in life. I believe nothing beats seeing that smile, one of my college professors said that the best feeling he has ever experienced was being able to buy his mother a house so she’ll never have to work another day in her life and being able to give back to his community in which he was born in. When I had heard how he described those feelings it really started to make me think that if I want to make a difference in this world then eventually I’ll have to give back to the communities that I have lived in and help give young kids the chance to better their lives. I don’t want to give back just for the attention, I want to do it because it means a lot to the people you help out and that feeling should feel second to

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