For Agencies
Agency Membership Non Profit Training
Celebrate Volunteers Volunteer Managers Roundtable
In-Kind Donations Agency Resources
Agency Membership
Staff Contact: Debbie Emery
The Volunteer Center offers public and private non-profit agencies the opportunity to become an Agency Member.
Agency Member dues are $50 per calendar year and include the following benefits:
- Agency information - including complete contact information and mission - posted to the Volunteer Center's online searchable database and in the printed Guide to Volunteering.
- Unlimited number of volunteer positions listed on the website and in the Guide.
- Unlimited updates of volunteer position listings throughout the year.
- Listing on our HOT JOBS web-board and blog.
- Email notification to our volunteer pool regarding your current and immediate volunteer projects.
- Discount on select Non-Profit trainings.
- Listing as an Agency Member in the Volunteer Center's annual report.
If your organization does NOT wish to become a dues-paying Agency Member of the Volunteer Center, we will continue to provide the following service free of charge:
- Listing of your Agency name, address and phone number on the website and in the Guide (without information about your mission, contacts and volunteer positions)
- Trainings at regular fees
Download your 2013 Agency Packet here
Post a Hot Job to our Homepage - Click here for Form
Current List of 2013 Member Agencies
Pay your Agency Membership Here
The Volunteer Center wants to know...
- Can
your program utilize volunteer support from individuals who are
mandated by the courts to complete service hours? If so, please let us
know. Email Melissa or Debbie. We get phone calls on a regular basis and want to be able to direct people to opportunities to complete their requirements.
- Do
you have summer opportunities for students - middle school, high
school, or college? Let us know so we can post them for you.
- If
you’ve been putting off the opportunity to engage in social media to
market your volunteer opportunities, try students! They can help you set
up your sites and teach you how to manage them.
- What
about that project that you wish you could get to but the rigors of
your daily work keep it in the bottom of your pile of work. Students
(high school and college) can help you bring that project to the top and
out of pile forever.
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Non Profit Training
Staff Contact: Tess Tomasi
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Celebrate Volunteers
Staff Contact: Debbie Emery
- Click here to learn more about Celebrate Volunteers and how your organization can participate.
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Volunteer Managers' Roundtable
Staff Contact: Debbie Emery
The Non Profit Training and Resource Center hosts a Volunteer Managers’ “Lunch and Learn” Roundtable every other month on the third or fourth Thursday from 11:30am to 1:00pm at the Volunteer Center.
2013 Dates: January 24, March 21, May 23, July 25, September 26, November 21.
The Roundtables are free, but all attendees must be pre-registered to attend. To RSVP, call 201-489-9454 Ext. 118 or click here to sign up.
Participants must bring their own lunches; soft drinks will be provided. Driving directions and parking instructions will be e-mailed to registered attendees before each session.
All professionals who work with or manage volunteers in non-profit, corporate, community, governmental or faith-based settings are invited to attend this seminar—part of a series of monthly meetings that are informal yet interactive, with time for networking and group problem solving activities.
Each Roundtable will provide an opportunity for professional growth and interaction with colleagues as well as a forum for sharing ideas and best practices in the field. Additionally, attendees will get updates on new programs and services that the Volunteer Center has available to enhance agencies’ volunteer programs.
“These meetings have proven to be informational as well as inspirational”, says Debbie Emery, Community Volunteer Services Director for the Volunteer Center. “The lively exchanges have helped participants keep their skills sharp, find out about new ideas, and get answers to questions about making the most of their volunteer workforces.”
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In-Kind Donations
Staff Contact: Melissa LaRobardier
We often receive calls from people looking to donate items such as
books, clothing, furniture, or toys. Let us know about your
organization's ongoing needs, and we'll add you to our referral lists.
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