Your e-mail address (required):

Re-enter your e-mail address (required):

Your daytime telephone number (required):
(If we want to interview you by phone, we will e-mail you first to set up an appointment to do so):

Your city:

Your state:

Your country:

How did you hear about this Project?
(how and why did you find our Web site? if you were using a search engine, which one and what keywords were you using?)

How many organizations have you helped via the Internet?:

What organization(s) have you volunteered for via the Internet?:

Where is this/are these organizations located?
(city, state and country):

What kinds of volunteer activities have you done for a nonprofit organization or public sector institute via the Internet?:
(Note also whom you assisted -- staff? other volunteers? clients of the agency?)

How long did your "virtual volunteering" stint(s) last?
(how long have your volunteer activites via the Internet lasted per organization?):

How did you originally get together with the organization(s) you helped/are helping?
(did you see a list of volunteer opportunities on a Web site, something in the newspaper, etc.):

Have you volunteered/do you volunteer offline and, if so, what have you done?
(face-to-face, on-site help, such as serving food at a shelter or mentoring a young person)

Why did you want to volunteer? (in general; what is your compelling reason to volunteer, however you do so):

Why did you want to provide volunteer support via the Internet?:

What did you like about volunteering via the Internet, as opposed to volunteering in-person/face-to-face?:

Has volunteering virtually allowed you to volunteer for an organization in ways you couldn't otherwise? If so, please share any insights from your experience that could help other organizations work with volunteers via the Internet. For example, some people who use wheelchairs find it easier to communicate over a modem than to travel to a central site. Other people may work a second or third shift, so they can't volunteer during regular business hours. We'd like to know about your experience as a volunteer and how virtual volunteering may have helped to overcome these sorts of difficulties.

What did you dislike about volunteering via the Internet?:

How did the organization(s) you help(ed) recognize/reward you, if at all?
(did they give you a certificate, provide a link from their Web site to your own Web site, give you a letter of appreciation, etc.):

What would make your virtual volunteering experiences more satisfying to you?:

What types of virtual volunteering opportunities do you wish were available that you haven't yet encountered?:

FOR STATISTICAL PURPOSES ONLY
What is your ethnicity?

What is your age?

Please add any other comments you would like to send to the Virtual Volunteering Project:
(If you wish to remain anonymous, make your request here)