ABOUT VOLUNTEER CENTER OF BURLINGTON COUNTY :
Volunteer Center of Burlington County was founded in 1996 and is a private, nonprofit 501 (c) (3) charitable organization that provides and promotes volunteer opportunities, programs and services to meet community needs. The Volunteer center is dedicated to helping individuals and groups find volunteer work that is most suitable to their interests, skills, abilities, location, schedule and age.
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Volunteer Center of Burlington County is establishing a Skills Bank for matching volunteers with the specific needs of organizations. To register with the Skills Bank send an email message to volcenter@hotmail.com - include name, email address, specific skill(s), availability, area you are available to serve, population and/or cause most interested.
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Find a Volunteer Center: http://pointsoflight.org/global/our-network Points of Light operates through a network of innovative volunteer-mobilizing organizations located in more than 250 cities across 37 countries. Together we are inspiring, equipping and mobilizing more people to use their time, talent, voice and money to create positive change in their communities. Our global network brings a unique blend of inspiration, innovation and a passion to help citizens and many of the world’s leading companies take action to solve community problems.
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Looking to recruit college student volunteers? Reach out to Rowan College at Burlington County's Service-Learning Program! Complete this quick online form and a representative will reach out to you to arrange a conversation.
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To receive the Volunteer Center's Volunteer Opportunities Directory and/or Youth Volunteer Opportunities Directory email: volcenter@hotmail.com
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The Volunteer Center of Burlington County, a private, nonprofit 501 (c) (3) charitable organization that provides and promotes volunteer opportunities, programs and services to meet community needs, is most grateful for all of its invaluable partnerships with numerous public, private and independent sector entities.
