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The Volunteer Action Center, a division of Valley United Way, serves as a
community resource matching the skills and interests of Valley volunteers with the needs
of nonprofit agencies providing services in the Valley. The Center maintains a database of
volunteer opportunities listed by nonprofit agencies in the Valley. It also coordinates
the Corporate Volunteer Council (Area Businesses) and the High School Volunteer Council
(Area High Schools) as well as United Way's Youth Leadership Program.
A special service of Valley United Way (and others across the
country) is Volunteer Solutions
where you can list or find volunteer opportunities.
Click
here to go directly to that site. |

2008
Volunteers of the Year Recognized
The Volunteer Action Center:
- builds public awareness of the importance of volunteerism
- is a central clearinghouse and referral source for volunteers and nonprofit
organizations in the Valley.
- provides training and technical assistance in areas of volunteerism for the public,
private nonprofit and voluntary sectors of the community.
- Coordinates Valley United Way's
Youth Leadership Program
- Partner in the Leadership Greater Valley training program
- mobilizes corporate and community resources to meet the Valley's volunteer needs.
- develops community volunteer recognition programs.
The Best of 2007:
207 Well Dressed Children - An
Educational Achievement!

Corporate Volunteer Council members set outdid themselves
this year! Click here to learn how.
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Week of Caring - Another
Great Project

Click here to
learn more. |
Brightening the Holidays!

Fletcher Thompson employees brought Santa Claus in
to help bring smiles to young faces
Click here
for story |
For more information on volunteer opportunities, please contact the Volunteer Center at 926-9478 or e-mail by
clicking here.
Valley United Way Home Page
The VAC receives additional funding through the
Raymond P. Lavietes Foundation.
Revised: October 06, 2008.
Copyright © 2008 by Valley United Way.
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