As a software engineer: can you help/participate at hackathons, tech talks, teach valuable lessons that you have learned (this even counts at work) As a lawyer

As a software engineer: can you help/participate at hackathons, tech talks, teach valuable lessons that you have learned (this even counts at work) As a lawyer, look for a volunteer lawyer association near you; this could be very meaningful, you can help with less skil required tasks like case intake. More generally; do you have hobbies you can teach others how to do, likely fun for you too.(ie, teach, advise, or be involved at a local school, college, special needs, or veterans program) --- For me -- I'm a software engineer, so I've worked tech talks, conferences, and take extra initiative to teach best practices at work or when doing open source development. but love to change the pace by working physically. This is building, gardening, or moving heavy objects. I'm also the car guru in my extended family, I advise and sometimes assist repairing. I'm athletic. I used to advise a college club I graduated from (I also help fundraising efforts). I play tennis once a year with a special needs program. Volunteer and Charity. I target volunteering once a month and contributing 10% of my income to charity (and yes, I tax deduct them l