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She Logged My Volunteer Hours Under Her Name

I stayed late cleaning up the fundraiser, then the hours showed up under my friend's name.

Fictional case Interactive webtoon 8 panels

This is an original fictional interactive webtoon case about culture clash. Read the story, inspect the details, pick a side, and see the split.

culturevolunteeringfundraisercreditcommunity
Two fictional volunteers help at a generic neighborhood fundraiser.
We both signed up to help.
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Receipt layer
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A fictional volunteer folds tables and stacks chairs after a community event.
I stayed after the crowd left.
A fictional volunteer carries a box while another handles a blank sign-out sheet.
Maris said she would log the hours.
A fictional volunteer notices a blurred volunteer log on her laptop.
The next morning, the hours were not mine.
Two fictional volunteers talk tensely in a generic community center hallway.
Maris said it was a mix-up.

I can explain if anyone asks.

A fictional volunteer sits beside a blank application folder and blurred volunteer log.
Those hours mattered to me.
A fictional volunteer looks hurt while reading a blurred group message in a community room.
Then the thank-you message landed.
A fictional volunteer stands beside a blank sign-out sheet deciding how to handle missing credit.
Now I have to choose how to fix it.
Evidence

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Cleanup photo

A timestamped event photo shows Elena stacking tables after most volunteers had left.

Volunteer log

The late cleanup block appears under Maris, even though Elena says she did the work.

Maris' message

I handled the sign-out sheet and forgot to split the time. I can explain if anyone asks.

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  1. We both signed up to help.
    Maris handled the clipboard. I handled the tables, the supply boxes, and whatever needed hands.
  2. I stayed after the crowd left.
    The room looked finished from the outside, but there were sticky floors, packed bins, and six tables still waiting to be moved.
  3. Maris said she would log the hours.
    My hands were full, so when she offered to handle sign-out, I said thanks and kept moving boxes.
  4. The next morning, the hours were not mine.
    The extra cleanup block was there, but it was listed under Maris instead of me.
  5. Maris said it was a mix-up.
    She said she coordinated the end of the shift and forgot to split the cleanup time.
    I can explain if anyone asks.
  6. Those hours mattered to me.
    I was using them for a community award application, and I had done the late cleanup because I thought it counted.
  7. Then the thank-you message landed.
    The organizer thanked Maris for staying late, and suddenly correcting the log felt like correcting the whole room.
  8. Now I have to choose how to fix it.
    Do I ask to correct the log, share the credit to keep it smooth, or push for a clearer sign-out rule?
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