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agencies that involve online volunteers:

mountain/western states
Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, Wyoming.

Includes national organizations that are based in this region.

If you would like your agency to be included in this listing, please complete our online survey.

 

    Boulder Community Network (BCN)
    This organization in Boulder, Colorado was one of the VV Projects Affiliates, and our web site features a very detailed profile of this organization and how it has involved online volunteers.

     
    International Telementor Center
    http://www.telementor.org/
    Based out of Fort Collins, Colorado, this is a new program to help corporations create telementoring programs similar to the HP E-Mail Mentor program (see above).

     
    Lewis-Clark State College
    http://mira.lcsc.edu/
    Lewiston, Idaho
    Their program, "Managing Information with Rural America," includes an online volunteering component, with information adapted from the Virtual Volunteering Project Web site in support of both volunteers and the people who manage them.

     
    Micron Technology's E-Mail Mentoring Program
    http://www.micron.com/education/mentoring/mentoring.html
    Women in technical careers at Micron Technology, Inc. in Boise, Idaho organized this program with junior high school science and math teachers to connect with female students and encourage them to consider technical careers (girls in the 6th grade and even into the 7th grade often have strong skills and high interest in math and science, but that interest begins to dwindle in 8th grade, and by high school young women often switched to non-science courses and non-technical career interests). This web site documents their efforts, from conception to the completion of the pilot program. The site includes the program's mentor application packet, the approval process, sample teacher, student and parent surveys and evaluations, mentor guidelines, and a summary of the program to date.

     

Other regions:

You can also view the list of all collaborating agencies in alphabetical order

 
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Does your organization already involve volunteers via the Internet? Then We Want to Hear From You!

If your organization involves volunteers "offline" to promote your agency's mission (tutoring clients, staffing a crisis line, support groups, etc.), and you want to explore involvement of online volunteers in a similar capacity, OR, if you already DO involve online volunteers and want to expand these activities, the Virtual Volunteering Project would love to help you. Read more about how we might collaborate.




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of the Charles A. Dana Center
at the University of Texas Austin

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