Websites using civic volunteering as a keyword

<p>The Volunteer Louisiana Commission’s mission is to build and sustain high quality programs that meet the needs of Louisiana’s citizens and promote an ethic of service. Volunteer Louisiana currently awards and administers AmeriCorps and Volunteer Generation Fund grants from the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS), and promotes volunteerism through training, recognition, and a statewide online volunteer management system. Volunteer Louisiana is also charged in the state’s Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) with coordinating spontaneous, unaffiliated volunteers statewide in times of disaster. </p>

Fund projects that make local places better. Millions in matchfunding available. Crowdfund a project idea on Spacehive now.

Community Wire Service (CWIRE.COM) helps people to use the World Wide Web to help people. Using blogs and social networks and other freely available web tools, CWIRE helps clubs and organizations to further their missions by recruiting members, raising money, promoting events, and getting their messages into to local media outlets. Since 1994, starting in the Los Angeles area, CWIRE has helped over 400 charities, schools, and foundations through the efforts of hundreds of volunteers. New outlets opening worldwide. Contact info (at) cwire.com for details.

Following the merger of Jacksonville and South Jacksonville, in early 1932, the Southside Business Men’s Club was founded by a few civic minded men who wanted to improve the working environment of the Southside of Jacksonville.

The Conference on Volunteering and Service brings together more than 3,500 nonprofit, government, business and civic leaders to gain and share knowledge, resources and connections needed to galvanize the power of people to create change globally.