Volunteer Centers of Iowa
Volunteer Centers of Iowa is a statewide network of 17 Volunteer Centers serving 33 Iowa counties.
Mission: The mission of the Volunteer Centers of Iowa is to enable participating Volunteer Centers in Iowa to better meet the needs of their communities and promote volunteerism through information exchange, collaboration and support.
Volunteer Center Definition: The VCI defines a Volunteer Center as a professional organization that maintains an online presence that facilitates engaging volunteers in meaningful opportunities to serve, heightens awareness of volunteering by recognizing community volunteers and builds the capacity for effective volunteering by providing learning opportunities in volunteer management.
To connect with a volunteer center in your community, please use the list below. If you are interested in joining the Volunteer Centers of Iowa, please contact the president of the Volunteer Centers of Iowa: Ali Wilson by e-mail or by phone, 641-682-1264.
To learn more about starting a Volunteer Center in your community, contact Volunteer Iowa.
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Ames (serving Story County) Anamosa (serving Jones County) Cedar Rapids (serving Linn, Jones, Benton, Iowa, and Cedar counties) Davenport (serving Scott County) Des Moines (serving Polk, Dallas, and Warren counties) Dubuque (serving Allamakee, Clayton, Delaware, Dubuque, Fayette, and Jackson counties) Iowa City Area (serving Johnson and Washington counties) Keokuk (serving Lee County) |
Mason City (serving Cerro Gordo County, focus on Mason City) Ottumwa (serving Wapello County) Quad Cities (serving Scott County, Iowa, and Rock Island, Illinois) Spencer (serving Clay County) Spirit Lake (serving Dickinson County) Waterloo/Cedar Falls (serving Black Hawk County) Waverly-Shell Rock (serving Bremer and Butler counties) |