Why to Get Involved

Research has shown that there are definitely benefits in group volunteering.  Follow the links below to learn about how your particular type of group might gain from such an experience.  

Employee Groups

Exploring the Benefits of Employer-Supported Volunteerism, excerpt from Making a Business Case for Employer - Supported Volunteerism published by Volunteer Canada, 2004.

Student Groups

Benefits of Student Volunteerism for Students, Universities and the Community, based on "Making it Happen! A guide for small organisations on how to involve student volunteers," published by Student Volunteering England, 2005.

Families

Perceived Benefits of Family Volunteering, excerpt from the final report of "Family Volunteering" published by Volunteer Canada, 2004.