1. Rent a Volunteer

2. Why Rent a Volunteer?
• Thousands of immigrants need help
• Many people and companies are willing to help
• Rent a Volunteer makes is simple for you to offer help

3. How can you help?
• Rent a Volunteer has a network of experienced volunteers who are
capable of helping in different and difficult situations
• You have influence where your money is spent
• You choose the volunteer you want to support
• Rent a Volunteer keeps you informed of the activities of your volunteer

4. What does it look like?
Opportunities to help
• Donate an amount to support one or multiple volunteers
• Select a specific volunteer to support
Choose a Volunteer
• A website with profiles of volunteers
• Information with pictures, location, experience
• Involve your employees by voting for a cause, location or volunteer
Updates by Rent a volunteer
• Budget spent and aid delivered
• Pictures by the volunteer
• Blogs by the volunteer for your communication
• One live or facetime meeting with the volunteer

5. The volunteer is doing his job and
sends information (blog, photos,
receipts)
You finance the basic costs
of living, so the volunteer
is supported
Your organization selects the
volunteer you would like to act
on your behalves
How does that work in practice

6. Benefits for you
• Enhanced Corporate Social Responsibility by offering support
• Higher employee engagement by involving staff in volunteer selection
• Free publicity by using volunteer updates for communication
• Good feeling by seeing what you can do with so little

7. About Rent a Volunteer
Patrick Skott
Is an expert in establishing functioning infrastructures in refugee
camps. This initial aid includes food, water, non-food items and
protection against state arbitrariness and violence.
He is also one of the volunteers you can rent. Currently he is
working as a volunteer at IHA - InterEuropean Human Aid
Association in Thessaloniki, Greece.
Patrick selects the volunteers on site.
Grace Inklaar
Is owner of Sententa Transformation management. She has
volunteered in a refugee camp in Thessaloniki, Greece and
decided to connect companies willing to offer help with
volunteers who need resources to continue their work in the
refugee camps.
Grace connects with you to discuss your options for support.

8. Rent a Volunteer is working together with:
Holly Indigo
Coordinator at indiGO Volunteers and coordinator for Help
Refugees in London, she helps to select the right volunteers
Wouter Nientker
Founder of Human Aid in Greece, a NGO with ANBI status. By
working with Human Aid in Greece, donations for Rent a
Volunteer is ANBI related
Hugo Ward
Working with both Human Aid in Greece and Rent a Volunteer.
Aida Banares is working at Help Refugees and connects with
companies which offer support

9. A selection of our volunteers
Name Patrick Skott Raul Ubide Tilman Euler
Experience Taricaya Rescue
Center in Puerto
Maldondo, Peru
Coordination of
camp Kalochori in
Thessaloniki
Coordination of
camps in Thessaloniki
Current
location
Thessaloniki, Greece Lesbos, Greece Lesbos, Greece
Current role Coordinates both a
warehouse and the
soulfood kitchen in
Thessaloniki
Setting up refugee
camp in Lesbos
Setting up refugee
camp in Lesbos

10. What resources are needed?
Basic: monthly support for volunteer
- Housing
- Food
- Travel in area
- Insurance
Optional: support for refugees
- Food & fuel
- Tents & blankets
- Tools & medicines

11. An example
Patrick Skott Haxthausen
Current location: Servia
Situation: Thousands of people are stranded and formal aid is not there yet.
Basic: support for volunteer needed
Housing 250 euro
Food 200 euro
Fuel 100 euro
Insurance 50 euro
Total cost of living 600 euro per month
Optional: support for refugees
There is a need for all kind of basic stuff, like wood for fire, food and tools:
Wood 1000 euro
Food for refugees 1000 euro
Chain saw 200 euro

12. For information
• www.rentavolunteer.org
• info@rentavolunteer.org
• Grace Inklaar: 0647880837