FAQs Resources for AGENCIES Resources for VOLUNTEERS About the Virtual Volunteering Project What's new Site Index Home Page		virtual verve virtual volunteering monthly update   VIRTUAL VERVE is currently on hiatus while the Project Advisors explore the next steps for this program.   To sign up to receive the next issue of VIRTUAL VERVE (if and when it is produced), complete the following form, or follow the manual instructions below the form:   Your First Name : Your Last Name : Your E-mail Address : Re-enter your E-mail Address : This command can take SEVERAL seconds, so please be patient; you will know your submission is successful when you see the "Thank You" page.   You can also subscribe to VIRTUAL VERVE by sending an e-mail to: listproc@lists.cc.utexas.edu with ONLY this in the body of your message subscribe vverve FIRSTNAME LASTNAME (example: subscribe vverve Jane Doe) The list processor (which is a computer, not a person) will reject requests that do not contain a first and last name, or requests with anything else in the body of the message, including a signature. Also, be sure to send this command from the e-mail address to which you want the newsletter sent.

• Virtual Volunteering Resources How to find and involve volunteers working from home or work computers, online resources for volunteer managers, advice for individuals who want to volunteer virtually, etc. These pages are updated and added to each month.

• How Your Agency Can Utilize the Virtual Volunteering Project
  Tips on how to use this Web site, information about our offline services, and how we can help you introduce or expand virtual volunteering in your agency.

• Virtual Volunteering Project home page

 
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