A: The festival starts at six tomorrow. Don't forget to pick up your volunteer badge at the main gate. B: Thanks. As volunteers, we're supposed to stay calm and polite, even when the bridge gets crowded. A: That's true. Also, don't forget to test your flashlight. The riverside walkway has very few lights. B: I'll put new batteries in it tonight. By the way, what should we do if we meet a lost child? A: I'm not sure. What does the volunteer guide say? B: We're supposed to stay with the child and call the information booth at once. We shouldn't leave the child alone, even for a minute. A: Then don't forget to save the booth's number in your phone. B: I already have. We're also supposed to keep our phones on all evening, so I'll charge mine before I leave.

Dear Food Bank Staff, Please accept my application for a place on the Saturday sorting team at the Maple Street Food Bank. In January, a fire damaged several apartments in my building. By morning, the families had been moved to a nearby school gym, and boxes of donated clothes had been piled up in our hallway. Nobody knew what was inside them, so I myself spent the weekend sorting the clothes by size. The building manager himself thanked me at the residents' meeting. That experience showed me how much careful sorting matters when people need help quickly. I can lift heavy boxes, and I am good at keeping neat lists. I can come in on Saturdays between nine and one. Sincerely, A Grade 11 student