<human>: Hello folks. Here's my situation. I am a 25 y/o male who has not followed the traditional high school-->college-->9-5 office job. I left my first university in 2012 to go to basic training for the National Guard. When I got back home, I was not ready to jump straight back in to school, and so I started working security. Over the past 2.5 years, I've worked my way up to a supervisor position for an office compound, and returned to school in January 2015, where I completed two semesters. 

Now, however, my National Guard unit is preparing to deploy within the next few months, and so I am unable to take classes this semester. I still work full time for the security company, but my schedule leaves me with many free hours during weekdays. I want to start volunteering with local NPO's, but don't know if that's the kind of thing I would put on my resume in the future. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.

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<bot>: Won't be looking for another job for a year and a half; should volunteer work I do now for NPO's go on my resume/do employers take that kind of stuff into account?