The name of volunteers in Hong Kong and Macao is ()

Volunteers in Hong Kong and Macao are called volunteers.

Volunteers are called volunteers in Hong Kong. Volunteer action is called volunteer work. The definition of "volunteer" by the Hong Kong Voluntary Service Development Council is: a person who provides services to improve the society, contributes personal time and spirit without any material return.

Volunteer is a name without national boundaries, which refers to a person who provides services, contributes personal time and spirit to improve society without any material return. Voluntary service generally refers to the act of providing non-profit, free and unprofessional help to neighbors, communities and society by using one's own time, skills, resources and kindness.

Volunteer organization refers to a non-profit, public welfare social group that is composed of individuals and units that volunteers care about and support voluntary service and carries out voluntary service in accordance with the articles of association.

Volunteers are defined by the United Nations as "activists who voluntarily serve the public interest without obtaining any benefits, money, fame and fortune", especially those who can take the initiative to assume social responsibilities and dedicate their personal time and actions without receiving any remuneration.

Voluntary service refers to the service work of voluntarily giving one's time and energy to improve society and promote social progress without asking for returns. Dedication is noble and the essence of voluntary service. By participating in voluntary service, volunteers improve their ability to handle affairs and promote social progress.