I've done plenty of volunteer work while working a salaried position over the last couple decades. My day job has nothing to do with swinging a hammer, being a

I've done plenty of volunteer work while working a salaried position over the last couple decades. My day job has nothing to do with swinging a hammer, being a youth group treasurer, serving on a youth group advisory board, grunt work at the food pantry, grunt work on hiking trails, being a member of the Army Reserve (although scheduling was an unholy PITA for that and the pay rounded down to nothing once I got a real job). All of those volunteer jobs are paid by someone, I just wasn't charging. Technically my salaried day job owned all that I produced like a slave (which I was), so I was stealing from the company when I cleared hiking trails with the club on a Saturday afternoon, no different than if I broke into the cash box and helped myself.