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VolunTECH for Nonprofits and Tech Innovators
VolunteerMatch.org is a major volunteer engagement network with 10 million annual visitors and 91,000 nonprofit organizations, generating $3.2 billion in social value since 1998. It offers solutions like hosted platforms and consulting, aims to enhance integration of volunteering with corporate and charitable programs, and addresses various needs of volunteers and organizations. The document emphasizes the importance of collaboration among nonprofits, government, companies, and volunteers to foster engagement and social impact.
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- 2. The Web’s largestvolunteer engagement network VolunteerMatch.org • 10 million annual visitors • 91,000 nonprofit orgs • $3.2 billion in social value generate since 1998. VolunteerMatch Solutions • Hosted platforms, API solutions, pure consulting and training. • 170 enterprise clients.
- 3. Who’s Behind VolunteeringChange? Nonprofits Government Companies Tech Everyone. Volunteers Startups “If you want to be interesting, be interested.” Campuses Brands
- 4. VolunTECH Matrix ofNeeds Nonprofits More capacity. More donations and more supporters. Companies More choices for employees. More integration with charitable giving programs. International options. Brands More sales and demonstrable ROI. Campuses More alignment with classroom-service learning needs. More recognition in the community. Tech Startups More ways to have tech make a difference. More relationships with nonprofits. “If you want to be interesting, More access to affordable data, APIs and widgets. Government More cooperation. be interested.” to political problems. More solutions
- 5. VolunTECH Matrix ofNeeds Kids I need to have fun and be social. Learning’s good too. Do I get school credit? Millennials Help me get into college/a job. Show me my impact. Can my friends come? Professionals I want to use my skills. I’d rather NOT use my skills. I only have 30 minutes a week. Parents Improve the school/church/shelter where we live. Set a good example for my kids. “If you want use my skills. new. Boomers to something I’m looking for be interesting, I want to be interested.” Let me have control of the project.
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- 17. Skills Identification 40% of VolunteerMatch listings include skills. Avg connections per listing: Skills – 34 No skills - 15
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- 20. Tapping Change • Test new volunteer engagement ideas but use what works. Nonprofits • Explore ways to integrate volunteering with fundraising. • Learn the volunteer engagement basics! • Prioritize volunteering in CSR or brand programs. Companies/Brands • Decide on “best in class” or “one-stop shop”. • License and extend existing solutions if possible. Startups • Recognize that nonprofit relationships are a signficant barrier to growth. • Know Thyself. Volunteers • Rethink your assumptions about what volunteering is! • Don’t give up: The perfect fit is one click away.
- 21. More Resources Blog forNonprofits EngagingVolunteers.org VolunteerMatch Learning Center learn.volunteermatch.org Reach me: Twitter: @volmatchRobert Blog for Companies Email: news@volunteermatch.org VolunteeringIsCSR.org
Editor's Notes
- #4 What’s drivingVolunTECH? An astonishing diversity of needs:Nonprofits - More capacity, more donations, more supportersCompanies – Programs for employees: skills, probono, team, reporting, international, giving program integration.Brands – Relationships with new consumers, measurable ROI, creative recognition.Campuses – Alignment with classroom/service learning needs, community outreach reputation.Tech Startups – Jumpstart relationships with nonprofits; Affordable access to data, APIs and widgets.Government – Everyone to get along; solutions for political problems; Must be affordable.
- #5 What’s drivingVolunTECH? An astonishing diversity of needs:Nonprofits - More capacity, more donations, more supportersCompanies – Programs for employees: skills, probono, team, reporting, international, giving program integration.Brands – Relationships with new consumers, measurable ROI, creative recognition.Campuses – Alignment with classroom/service learning needs, community outreach reputation.Tech Startups – Jumpstart relationships with nonprofits; Affordable access to data, APIs and widgets.Government – Everyone to get along; solutions for political problems; Must be affordable.
- #6 What’s drivingVolunTECH? An astonishing diversity of needs:Nonprofits - More capacity, more donations, more supportersCompanies – Programs for employees: skills, probono, team, reporting, international, giving program integration.Brands – Relationships with new consumers, measurable ROI, creative recognition.Campuses – Alignment with classroom/service learning needs, community outreach reputation.Tech Startups – Jumpstart relationships with nonprofits; Affordable access to data, APIs and widgets.Government – Everyone to get along; solutions for political problems; Must be affordable.
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