[NAGDU] Advice?

[Julie J.]

I volunteer for a mentoring organization, where I go eat lunch with a middle 
school student once a week.  I also volunteer in a drug/alcohol prevention 
community group.   My guides attend meetings with me, go to training events 
and whatever else is going on.

I'm trying to think of a community group or volunteer gig where it wouldn't 
be okay to take your dog...I'm not coming up with much.  Maybe visiting 
people in the hospital, but even that would have possibilities.  Maybe wild 
bear rescue? *smile*  Seriously I think 99.9% of things you would want to do 
as a volunteer or community group thing will be just fine for your dog.

Julie
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-----Original Message----- 
From: Robert Martin via NAGDU
Sent: Monday, December 28, 2015 6:43 AM
To: nagdu at nfbnet.org
Cc: Robert Martin
Subject: [NAGDU] Advice?

Good morning, I am beginning to think of retirement from my teaching career. 
I know that many of you engage in a variety of interesting service 
activities. I would be interested in knowing what kinds of activities you 
have engaged in and or before retirement that you have found rewarding and 
that you have been able to engage in effectively with your got dogs. Any 
suggestions will be much appreciated. Happy new year
Regards,

Bob Martin

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