Industry Research
Why Volunteers Give Their Time: A Deep Dive
| May 15, 2019
We asked thousands of volunteers why they do what they do. Hear what they had to say.
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Tag: Nonprofits
Industry Research
The Volunteer Perspective – Industry Insights 2019
| March 26, 2019
VolunteerMatch and Verified Volunteers conducted research that asked more than 7,000 volunteers for their perspective on a wide range of important topics facing nonprofit organizations.
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Virtual Volunteering
Twitter Talk Tuesday: Myth-busting Virtual Volunteering with Jayne Cravens
| January 15, 2014
The Internet is a beautiful thing. It allows people all over the world, from China to Canada, to communicate with each other in the blink of an eye,
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Professional Development
Jump into the Melting Pot That is VolunteerMatch on Twitter to Answer Your Burning Volunteering Questions
| November 6, 2013
Twitter is a great platform for those in and out of the VolunteerMatch network to connect, ask questions, and talk about issues that face nonprofits and CSR (Corporate
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Social Media & Technology
5 Ways to Make Pinterest Work for Your Nonprofit
| February 19, 2013
Pinterest is mostly known as a place full of cupcake recipes and wedding ideas, but it is so much more than that. Pinterest is a site for discovering
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Professional Development
February Webinar Preview: 4 Sessions to Help Step Up Your Game
| February 4, 2013
It’s a new month and that means we have new webinars to share! In January we taught you all about the basics of volunteer management. But this month,
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Inspiration
Keeping Martin Luther King Jr.’s Dream Alive Through Social Media
| January 25, 2013
This post is apart of the Nonprofit Blog Carnival, a monthly selection of posts that are of interest to the nonprofit community. “Life’s most persistent and urgent question
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Seasons of Service
Fighting Senior Hunger In Delaware: An Interview With Meals On Wheels DE
| January 11, 2013
Our Fight Hunger Photo Contest asked nonprofits to submit a photo that visually narrated how they contribute to hunger relief in their community, accompanied by a short description.
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