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Last modified: March 16, 2020

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Inter-Agency Volunteer Coordination: United Way has created a channel for Rochester-area nonprofits to coordinate staffing resources to meet the demand for essential services during a Covid-19 outbreak

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Inter-Agency Volunteer Coordination:


"Acknowledging the challenges many of your organizations will soon be facing with volunteer supply, we have created a channel for Rochester-area nonprofits to coordinate staffing resources to meet the demand for essential services during a Covid-19 outbreak. Agencies seeking volunteers to provide essential life services can contact United Way of Olmsted County to have their needs posted on this channel.

To post a need, visit https://www.uwolmsted.org/covidvolunteer.

Agencies willing to redeploy staff to volunteer for essential services provided by other agencies can respond to posted needs. If your agency would like to be contacted about opportunities to redeploy your staff as volunteers for essential services offered through other local agencies, please email Emily Johnston at

[email protected].


This channel is NOT for volunteer recruitment from the general public. Please continue to post any public volunteer opportunities through our self-service Get Connected tool at www.volunteer.uwolmsted.org."

 

 

 

  

 

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