Green Dollars and Sense: Community Gardening on Vacant Land
- Neal Santos
Chicago
Why I Do What I Do
Today’s guest post is written by Faiza Kanji, speaker at our National Conference of Volunteering and Service in Chicago. Kanji is currently the General Manager, Volunteer Development at the YMCA of Greater Toronto.The Opportunity Index: Using Data to Tackle Community Problems
Today's guest post is written by Elizabeth Clay Roy, deputy director, at Opportunity Nation and National Conference on Volunteering and Service speaker.
America's Welcome Committee
Today’s guest post is written by Aditi Srinivasan, speaker at our National Conference of Volunteering and Service in Chicago and Volunteer Coordinator at Upwardly Global.
Faith and Neighborhoods at the National Conference on Volunteering and Service
The National Conference on Volunteering and Service is just days away. Are you excited? 
These sessions will be great resources for both nonprofit organizations and volunteers. The Faith and Neighborhoods track will be divided into four sessions.
Check out all the sessions focused on Faith and Neighborhoods at this year’s Conference.
These sessions will be great resources for both nonprofit organizations and volunteers. The Faith and Neighborhoods track will be divided into four sessions.
Check out all the sessions focused on Faith and Neighborhoods at this year’s Conference.Economic Opportunity at National Conference on Volunteering and Service
When you attend the sessions featured in our economic opportunity track at this year’s National Conference of Volunteering and Service, you will learn how to manage your family’s finances and taxes, how to create economic opportunity for immigrants, how nonprofits can help with financial sustainability and much more. Check out some of the sessions focused on economic opportunity listed here:
Volunteerism and Economic Development
Chicago Eats on a Conference Budget
Today's post comes from Michael Nealis, Interactive Strategy Coordinator at Points of Light.
We Can’t Predict the Future, but We Can Plan for It!
Today’s guest post is written by Susan Danish, Executive Director of the Association of Junior Leagues International, Inc and speaker at our National Conference of Volunteering and Service in Chicago.Have a Ball with Your Kids at NCVS
All audiences are invited to participate at this year’s National Conference on Volunteering and Service.
See All These Awesome Sights at NCVS in Chicago
We hope National Conference on Volunteering and Service attendees will take some time to enjoy all of the amazing attractions that Chicago has to offer. Check out just a few of our suggestions.
The Art Institute of Chicago
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