Write a Guest Post

Write a Guest PostWe invite you to submit guest posts to Engaging Volunteers so the community of nonprofits at VolunteerMatch can benefit from your knowledge, experience and opinions.

Who?

Nonprofit professionals, academics, volunteers who have a message for nonprofits, or anyone else with something to say about volunteer recruitment, engagement, and/or management.

What?

  • Opinion pieces, case studies, interviews, how-tos and tip lists, reflections on current and special events, …
  • Please try to limit your guest submissions to approximately 300-500 words.
  • Include with your guest post a 2-line bio of the author.
  • Please send in at least one picture relevant to the post, and if you obtained it from the Internet, include its source so we can publish proper attribution.
  • Links are a great way to join your blog post with the rest of the online blogging community.  Feel free to include links to other relevant posts and materials.
  • We encourage you to include a call to action at the end of the post with a link to further engage the VolunteerMatch nonprofit community.
  • We welcome posts of different media, including slideshows, videos, and anything else that mixes it up a bit.

What NOT?

Engaging Volunteers is not a place for politically-focused pieces, anything overtly promotional, anything with bad language or anything that negatively attacks anyone or any organization.

How?

Please email your post and all requested material to us.

Thank you for contributing to the VolunteerMatch nonprofit community on Engaging Volunteers!

4 thoughts on “Write a Guest Post

  1. hi, im lexi 13 year old 8th grader at piqua jr high school.I want to help volenteer to work at a nursing home for the elderly,but i cant find any arond my area.Also i dont think thye will let a minor like medo something like that.Any ideas??

    • Hi Lexi,

      Actually, there are probably plenty of ways someone your age can help at a nursing home, even if it’s just to visit with the residents. They love that! You should do a search on VolunteerMatch for “nursing home” using your zip code. If you don’t find any that way, perhaps local churches, synagogues, or other social service organizations know of elderly people at home that would appreciate your help and company. Have fun!

  2. Hello,

    A while back I was listening to a show on Wisconsin Public Radio where you were discussing Citizen Diplomats. I am the President of the Board of Directors for a small international aide organization called One Small Drop. We operate in the 4 small mountain communities in Tanzania and are looking to expand volunteer opportunites to members. I could not find a pod cast or download form of that show. I am very interested in this idea and would love any and all information you could pass along to me.
    Thank you and congratulations on choosing to be a world changer.
    Liza G. Schneider
    One Small Drop

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