VolunteerNow (USA)

Texas Volunteer Management Conference 2024 was incredible! 😍 We had a total of 314 attendees for our first-ever hybrid conference. Thank you to our planning committee, sponsors, and speakers for making this conference possible! 👏 OneStar VolunteerNow (USA) Council for Certification in Volunteer Administration Visiting Nurse Association of Texas DOVIA Tarrant County

We are having the best time learning and connecting with volunteer engagement professionals our our annual Texas Volunteer Management Conference!

We are so excited to be back in person for Texas Volunteer Management Conference! We have over 200 in person attendees and 96 virtually!

LAST CALL DISCOUNT for our virtual conference ❗💻 Texas Volunteer Management Conference Only $85 for our two day event this Thursday and Friday. Buy your ticket now! https://lnkd.in/ge6sT3hM 💻 Virtual ticket- on sale for $85 ⭐️2 full days ⭐️13 sessions ⭐️Live cast from UT Dallas for welcome, keynote, fireside chat ⭐️All sessions will be recorded and available for 2 months after the conference OneStar DOVIA Tarrant County Council for Certification in Volunteer Administration

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A huge thank you to our incredible volunteers from Target 😍❤️ Your dedication and hard work at For Oak Cliff are making a real difference in the lives of those we serve. Together, we’re building a stronger community. 🏙️🏘️ Points of Light #TargetVolunteers #TargetLovesCommunity #PointsofLight #corporatevolunteering #volunteers #volunteercenter #dfw #dallas #oakcliff #neighbors #community #nonprofits #doinggood #northtexas

We recently had the opportunity to donate professional clothing and purses to Attitudes & Attire's beautiful boutique. 👗 These items will support underserved communities of women improving their job skills to re-enter the work force. After women complete Attitudes and Attires programing, graduates are able to shop. Many receiving professional clothing for the first time. ❤️ We love helping our nonprofit partners do more good!

Our annual conference only has 50 tickets left! Get your tickets now! You do not want to miss this two day event!

North Texas Giving Day is the perfect opportunity to DO MORE GOOD. 🥰 For over a half a century, VolunteerNow has been in the business of moving people to action because we can do more good, together. Over the past few weeks, we have been sharing highlights from some of our programs and partnerships that are transforming lives and changing futures. Our Volunteer Services program supports... 🏘4,200 nonprofits 🧑🏫1,000 school campuses 👥500,000 volunteers Our Donated Goods Program is leading the nonprofit sector in goods recovery... 👕Diverting 750 tons of goods from landfills each year 👨👩👧👦Serving 250,000 individuals Our Community Service Restitution Program has started a study with UT Dallas, Criminology Department. We are studying three things: 1️⃣ Does community service restitution reduce recidivism? 2️⃣ For those who do re-offend, are we seeing them re-offend in a way that is less acute? 3️⃣ Do our court ordered volunteers experience the same benefits as the general volunteer population? Today, we are asking you to join us in uniting people with heart and empowering them with community, goods, and ideas, so that together we can create the change we want to see in the world. 🌎 👉Give now at https://lnkd.in/gtr6NhVk

For 15 years, we have supported court-ordered community service volunteers in over 2 million hours of service. In 2023 we connected 1700 CSR volunteers with over 200 nonprofits. 🤗 📣 We are excited to share that we have started a study with UT Dallas, Criminology Department. There are very few national studies related to court-ordered community service. At VolunteerNow, we ensure that CSR volunteers are able to connect with nonprofits who are qualified to report their hours so that completing hours doesn’t become a burden for probationers. In our study with UT Dallas, we want to know: 🤔 Does community service restitution reduce recidivism? 🤔For those who do re-offend, are we seeing them re-offend in a way that is less acute? 🤔Do our court ordered volunteers have the same benefits as the general volunteer population? Thank you The University of Texas at Dallas, School of Economic, Political and Policy Sciences at UT Dallas for your partnership in this valuable research and 2000 Roses Foundation for your testimonial!