How to Amplify Your Organization and Volunteers During Global Volunteer Month

Guest Speakers

Melissa Levine from Repair the World, which mobilizes Jews and their communities to take action to pursue a just world, igniting a lifelong commitment to service.
Hannah Wojno from Good Deeds Day, a global movement of doing good, active in 115 countries. Join the global movement of doing good on April 6.
Shreyaa and Esha Venkat from Nest4Us, an organization that aims to make the world better through kindness by mobilizing volunteers worldwide to advance progress on societal issues and spark equitable solutions for the greater good.

Review the Global Volunteer Month virtual event presentation
Check out the Social Media Toolkit for tons of helpful Global Volunteer Month resources
Webinar recording

Global Volunteer Month can complement and enhance programs and activities you’re already planning for April.
To kickstart your Global Volunteer Month planning, review all of the materials shared above between now and the end of February. Use them as a guide to plan your volunteer storytelling and activities.
Join hundreds of other organizations from around the world by becoming a Global Volunteer Month Champion.
Bookmark the dates for the Global Volunteer Month Social Surge (more info on slides 14 through 17)
- #ThankAVolunteer: April 1
- #WhyIVolunteer: April 2–16
- #VolunteerToday:April 17– 30
Recognize your outstanding volunteers by nominating them for a Daily Point of Light Award or by honoring them with a The President’s Volunteer Service Award.