A day in the life of a campaign volunteer might include answering phones, entering data into computers or making copies. While admitting those are perhaps not the most fun jobs in the world, most teens acknowledge their importance. But it's for a good cause. Kelly also said she feels the grunt work is worth it. And just because the work is often unexciting doesn't mean the jobs are boring, volunteers say.
Every day is a new challenge.
One of the surprises of working on a campaign are the volunteers themselves, according to Matthew Clifton, 22. Just to walk in and see young intelligent people working for nothing. Ellis isn't the only volunteer who got interested young. Ever since I was 4, I was humming 'Hail to the Chief.' '' said Green.