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We can all help provide a service to others, even if we know we are doing it or not. Some people may do small things, like donating a can or two of food to the local food bank. Other people may do big projects like creating a national park or reserve to protect an endangered species of plants or animals that lives there. This essay will describe what services I provide to others, which JROTC lessons helped me in my endeavours and how, and what i learned from my service to others. I help provide service to my community and others by shoveling my elderly neighbours driveway for them when it snows, since they have arthritis. I also help out the community i live in by participating in food drives and other activities like this, and sometimes

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