No, according to the data of Youtu Education Network, according to the relevant definition of the United Nations, volunteers refer to activists who voluntarily serve the public interest, and they don't get any benefits, money, fame and fortune, so volunteers don't get paid, but for volunteer activities that take a long time and are far away, there will be some subsidies for accommodation and transportation. Volunteers voluntarily participate in social welfare services, not occupations, so volunteers are not paid. However, no salary does not mean that volunteers only work and don't eat. Therefore, organizations still need to pay subsidies for volunteer work. Volunteers are not paid in principle, but they have a certain living allowance, otherwise life is not guaranteed and unsustainable.