Welcome to a special edition of Volunteering Matters! We have two pieces of good news that we wanted to share with you. Firstly, today we have extended early bird ticket sales for the National Volunteer Management Conference
for one more week!
Secondly, we have announced some exciting plans to celebrate global Microvolunteering Day on 15th April. Read on to find out more...
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National Volunteer Management Conference
Early bird ticket sales extended! |
Early bird tickets have just been extended for one more week and are just €30! Get them by Wednesday 7th April!
This year's conference will take place virtually across two mornings with two exciting plenary sessions both days, a host of masterclasses and even some networking opportunities. You can see full conference brochure here.
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Conference Highlights |
All Sessions
Recorded
Conference available for 6 months |
All masterclass sessions will be recorded and available for 6 months meaning that unlike other years you can access all masterclasses with your ticket!
Panel with
Volunteer Managers
Challenges of COVID-19 |
A panel of three experienced Volunteer Managers will talk us through the changes they've made to their volunteer programmes due to the pandemic.
Grant Writing
Masterclass
Harness the power of your volunteers |
This workshop will explore how you can communicate the strengths of your volunteer programme in your funding bids along with other tips.
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Global Microvolunteering Day - April 15th
NEW MICROVOLUNTEERING WEBINAR |
Fundamentals of Microvolunteering |
Microvolunteering Day is recognised every year on April 15th and promotes awareness of the microvolunteering concept and how it can enable worthy causes and individuals to better the world via bite-sized actions.
In this new webinar, we will explore all aspects of microvolunteering and help organisations explore how you might introduce roles to engage a broader and more diverse pool of volunteers.
MICROVOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITIES |
Get involved! |
There are lots of ways to get involved in microvolunteering and give something back. Whether you’d like to support research around wildlife protection, help identify historical images of Ireland or track weather patterns on Mars, there are lots of options.
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