GIVING MONDAY

VOLUNTEERING. “THE MIRACLE IS NOT THAT WE DO THIS WORK , BUT THAT WE ARE HAPPY DOING IT.”

Monday symbolizes new beginnings and a fresh start. It’s a chance to reset and approach the week with renewed energy and enthusiasm. Changing the world starts with helping a neighbor, a friend, a stranger.No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted and always appreciated‘No one can help everyone, but everyone can help someone.” 

At the end of the day, it’s your purpose that defines your life. Leave behind a legacy and no regret

“It’s good to be blessed, it’s even better to be a blessing”

Who Volunteers the Most
Women are most likely to formally volunteer for an organization

Men and women are about the same when it comes to informal volunteering, such as helping a neighbor.

Higher educated Americans volunteer the most.

Utah, Montana, and Colorado residents are on top of the states with the most volunteers based on percentages

Alabama, Georgia, and Nevada are at the bottom.

Veterans are more likely to volunteer than non-veterans.

Baby-Boomers born between 1946 and 1964 and Gen-Xers born from 1964 to 1980 led all generations when it came to volunteering.

Community service is the unpaid work performed by a group of people for the benefit and betterment of their community. Sometimes defined as volunteerism.

Charitable nonprofits rely heavily on volunteers to run their daily operations , deliver key services, and stretch limited budgets.

Total volunteers number roughly 75 million Americans who offer their services to an organization yearly.

Volunteering creates a connection. Fostering a sense of belonging by helping those in need. Volunteers bond  with  the community, and each other as a unified team.

“There is nothing stronger than the heart of a Volunteer!”


Every nonprofits needs volunteers no matter what their size.

A Few Nationwide Examples: