https://youtu.be/Lt08rigIazQ In a world that often promotes self-interest, we must remember a profound truth: true happiness is found not in serving ourselves, but in serving others. Have you ever noticed how those who are the most self-obsessed are often the most miserable? It may seem counterintuitive, yet those who turn outward—who seek to lift and serve their communities—are those who find the greatest fulfillment. Volunteering isn’t just a benefit to the community; it’s a gift to yourself. While countless books and podcasts promise the path to happiness through various systems and strategies, the answer is often far simpler: serve others. Service is a gift that gives back twice—once to the community and once to ourselves. At our recent volunteer appreciation dinner, we had the honor of recognizing seven residents who embody this principle. Each received the Orem Orchard Award for their commitment to growing good things in our city: Ashlie

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