Nonprofit and Government Membership
HandsOn Network supports nonprofit and government agencies’ volunteer engagement efforts in several ways. From training and resources to networking opportunities, the HandsOn Nonprofit & Government Membership Program has something for your organization.
Overview
You're busy helping your community. Who's helping you?
HandsOn Network’s vision is that one day every person will discover his/her power to make a difference. This is the guiding force behind our nonprofit and government engagement: We envision a world where nonprofit organizations and government agencies provide compelling opportunities for individuals to discover their power to make a difference and effectively utilize the talents of people who serve.
The Nonprofit & Government Membership Program offers training, resource development, and networking opportunities to its members, empowering them to motivate and engage volunteers in meaningful service.
Membership Information
HandsOn Network understands that mobilizing and managing volunteers is essential to achieving your organization's mission. With increasing competition for resources, funding, staff, and time, making sound decisions around volunteer recruitment and management can mean the difference between success and failure. Membership offers you access to knowledge and networking opportunities critical to building and sustaining a successful volunteer program with minimal investment.
HandsOn equips volunteer managers with the resources needed for success! Here are the benefits you can expect as a member:
- Program Development Assistance
- Technical assistance from nonprofit/government training team via email
- Subscriptions and Media Opportunities
- Quarterly members-only newsletter, highlighting member community efforts, trends, and strategies
- Monthly eVOLve electronic technical assistance brief
- Inclusion in HandsOn online membership directory
- Ability to use HON logo (with organization’s approval)
- Discounts
- Free bi-monthly webinars
- Discounted registration for other training/consulting opportunities
- Discounted registration for the Summit on Advanced Volunteer Engagement (formerly the Advanced Volunteer Management Institute)
- Discounted registration for the National Conference on Volunteering and Service
- Discounted registration for CVA credential, offered through the Council for Certification in Volunteer Administration
- Networking and Leadership
- Connections with HON affiliates in local markets
- Connections with peers and networking opportunities
- Invitations to members-only events
- Opportunities to participate in key HON national programming
We offer levels of engagement for individuals and organizations of any size. Individuals can join for only $150 (membership is non-transferable). Organizations can join at a level equal to the number of people who will access benefits:
- Level 1 - 1 employee with benefits - $150
- Level 2 - 2 employees with benefits - $275
- Level 3 - 3 employees with benefits - $350
- Level 4 - 4 employees with benefits - $425
- Level 5 - 5 employees with benefits - $500
- For more than 5 employees, contact us for pricing and additional benefits.
Joining is easy! Simply fill out the online form, select your method of payment, and submit.
Connect yourself to a wealth of volunteer engagement tools and resources by becoming a member today!
Member Listing
Nonprofit & Government Member Listing
(list updated as of February 7, 2012)
- AbiodunAdebayo Welfare Foundation
- AMPA RESOURCE FOUNDATION
- Camp Hope Base Camp for Volunteers to stay
- Captain Planet Foundation
- Cathedral High School
- City of O'Fallon
- City of Tukwila ~ Parks & Recreation Department
- City of Vicksburg
- Columbus Metropolitan Library
- ComputeReach
- COR | Columbia Opportunity Resource
- Corporacion Regional De Guayama De Servicios a La Comunidad, Inc.
- Council for Certification in Volunteer Administration
- El Paso County Sheriff's Office
- Eugene Police Department
- First Choice Pregnancy Resource Center/Right-To-Life of Texarkana, Inc.
- Great Lakes Children's Museum
- Harvest Support Foundation
- Henry County Mentoring
- Humane Society of Huron Valley
- Intermountain--restoring hope for children
- Joni and Friends
- Katz House Community Center
- Kerrville Kroc Center
- Louisiana Serve Commission
- McDowell Volunteer Center
- Michigan Community Service Commission
- Morris Habitat for Humanity
- Mothers Against Drunk Driving
- National Audubon Society
- National Park Service
- New York State Commission on National & Community Service
- Operation Mobilization
- Salt Lake City Corporation Office of the Mayor
- School District of Manatee County
- Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast TN
- Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties
- Springfield-Greene County Health Department
- St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance
- SUNY System Administration
- The Cleveland Foodbank
- The Council for Older Adults of Delaware County
- The Global Democracy Project
- TOMBO A WELL EARTH ORGANIZATION
- Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors
- United Way of Wapello County
- University Health System
- USO
- Voluntary Aid & Cultural Integretion
- Volunteer Center of Southern Iowa
- Volunteers of America
- Washington & Jefferson College
- Water for the World
Last Updated: Tue, 2012-02-07 16:28
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