Editing Papers Post #38

Yesterday I found out that Natalie Heredia had also volunteered at Habitat for Humanity. I asked her if she would answer a few of interview questions and of course she was happy to do so. Here's the interview:

Me- How did you find out about Habitat for Humanity?
Natalie - I found out about Habitat for Humanity through my leadership group. We had to volunteer for the class.

Me- As a volunteer what kind work do you do(bring in supplies, build, etc.)?
Natalie - As a volunteer, I went with 4 of my other group members and we layed sod down in a backyard and front yard. It was a lot of work starting at 8 in the morning.

Me- How many houses have you yourself helped build or renovate?
Natalie - I have helped renovate houses my parents have had in the past, but as far as volunteering with an organization, I have only had the opportunity to volunteer and help build at one.

Me- How long have you been a volunteer at Habitat for Humanity?
Natalie -I have only volunteered at one house in St. Petersburg, but I would like to start volunteering more often.

Me- How do you feel as a volunteer about this organization?
Natalie - I think it's a really good thing to get people to volunteer for a good cause. I didn't know much about Habitat for Humanity, but while we were working, we worked with a woman who was going to be living in the house we were getting ready for. It was cool to be able to learn more about the organization because H4H doesn't just give away houses, people have to do a certain amount of community service house within the organization to be approved and they have to be able to pay for the house at a lower renting rate.

Natalie's interview helped add a volunteers perspective to my writing to explore paper. I am glad that she was able to answer all of my questions with specific and detailed answers. I put questions and answers one, three, and five into my paper.