Cause Collective Lincoln

Volunteer Coordinators Council

Training volunteer professionals to better serve the community

Volunteer Coordinators Council (VCC) is a group of nonprofit professionals in Lincoln that exist to support each other with trainings, networking and resources they need to effectively mobilize our community. 

HOW IT WORKS:

Membership is FREE and easy!  The only costs you incur are for the trainings you attend.  VCC hosts four trainings per year for it's members.  If your agency is a Cause Collective member, each training is only $15.  If your agency is not a Cause Collective member, each training is $45. Trainings are typically 1.5 hours and include 30 minutes of networking time.

Other benefits include:

• Eligibility for a scholarship of up to $500 (more information below);
• Periodic email updates and new regarding VCC conferences and other relevant updates;
• Access to the private VCC Facebook networking page

CLICK HERE TO JOIN NOW!

PAST TRAINING INFORMATION:

• Slides from the Understanding Intergenerational Volunteerism Training

VCC PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION:

As of January 1^st 2020 we are excited to offer our Volunteer Coordinator Council Professional Development Scholarships for VCC members.

VCC members are now eligible for financial scholarships, up to $500, for conferences, certifications or memberships. For more information and to apply, CLICK HERE

2022 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERIES:

VCC Training: Overview of 2022 Volunteer Management Progress Report

Thursday, July 21st | 11:30-1pm | Mourning Hope

We will be distributing and reviewing elements of the 2022 Volunteer Management Progress Report produced by Volunteer Pro. Each year Volunteer Pro puts together important data that Volunteer Coordinators/Managers can use to help them grow and learn about the most recent trends in the field. This year's report investigates the extent of which volunteer-driven organizations have been affected in regards to opportunities, engagement and hours, in comparison to pre-pandemic levels.

We will also cover what digital tools are most commonly used by volunteer organizations and DEI plans organizations have in place specifically for volunteers.

You are welcome to bring your own lunch at 11:30 for some networking, or come at noon for just the presentation.

TRAINERS:

Alyssa Christensen, Grief Support Director, Mourning Hope Grief Center
Victoria O'Neil, Director of Hunger Relief and Volunteerism, Matt Talbot Kitchen & Outreach

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND RESOURCES:

• Volunteer Engagement Webinars