Partner Organizations
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AL!VE (Association of Leaders in Volunteer Engagement) is a national membership organization of leaders and professionals in volunteer engagement. AL!VE serves to enhance and sustain the spirit of volunteering in America by fostering collaboration and networking, promoting professional development, and providing advocacy for leaders in community engagement. While AL!VE welcomes international members, program and advocacy focus will be US & Territories based. AL!VE works with colleagues in volunteer engagement to provide networking, professional development, mentoring and advocacy for our peers. |
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Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta assists 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organizations that serve low-income or disadvantaged individuals and are unable to pay for legal services. PBPA clients work to improve the lives of the homeless, domestic violence survivors, at-risk youth, senior citizens, individuals with disabilities, and other groups in need. |
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Cobb Collaborative is the local Georgia Family Connection partner, a statewide network of organizations working to improve outcomes for children and families. The Collaborative accomplishes this work in Cobb County by engaging partnerships, facilitating collaborations, and providing resources for organizations addressing major issues in our community. The work covers a broad spectrum – including reading proficiency, homelessness, mental health and civic engagement – in order to holistically improve the livelihood of everyone in the Cobb County community. |
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The Council for Certification in Volunteer Administration advances the profession and practice of volunteer resource management by:
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Regional Volunteer Management Organizations
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The Council of Volunteer Administrators of Metropolitan Atlanta, Inc. (COVA) is dedicated to advancing the professional management of volunteer services. COVA is a nonprofit organization that provides an accessible forum of networking, knowledge sharing, collaboration and leadership skill development opportunities. COVA membership is comprised of Volunteer Administrators (Managers, Coordinators, etc.), Executive Directors, volunteers who lead volunteers, students interested in the profession, consultants, trainers, job seekers and community leaders. |
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Tri-Community Directors of Volunteer Services (Tri-DVS) is an organization that helps non-profits in our community network. Serving Columbus, GA, Fort Benning, GA, Phenix City, AL and the surrounding areas. |
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Coastal Empire Council of Volunteer Administrators (COVA) is a network of volunteer leaders interested in sharing and promoting best practices in Volunteer Management. We meet every month to share resources, experience, and time with one another. Coastal Empire COVA is a network of volunteer administrators serving in the greater Savannah, GA area. The organization provides technical assistance, facilitates resource development, and advocates volunteerism in the community. COVA provides an informative and effective network for sharing the many facets of volunteer management for not-for-profit agencies. |
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The Georgia Center for Nonprofits (GCN) is Georgia's largest association and industry champion for the nonprofit sector. They support social impact organizations with affordable education, expert consulting, legal and operational resources and advocacy. They host the Nonprofit University training program which includes a Certificate of Nonprofit Volunteer Management program. |
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The Corporate Volunteer Council (CVC) of Atlanta is a professional network for Metro Atlanta businesses and leaders focused on corporate social responsibility (CSR). The organization provides resources, peer-to-peer networking, and educational programming to help companies deliver strategic community impact. |
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The National Association of Volunteer Program Leaders in Government (NAVPLG) is a professional association dedicated to supporting, educating, and empowering professionals who manage volunteer programs within the public sector. Members include administrators, directors, and managers who oversee volunteer initiatives across local, state, tribal, and federal government agencies. |
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Georgia Serves, also known as the Georgia Commission for Service and Volunteerism, is the state division within the Georgia Department of Community Affairs that oversees, funds, and promotes volunteer and humanitarian programs. It acts as the state's commission for volunteerism, brining national service to local communities. The department oversees the statewide AmeriCorps program funding and grants. |
 | The Society for Healthcare Volunteer Leaders (SHVL) is a professional organization dedicated to individuals who manage volunteer services and retail/gift shops within healthcare organizations. |
.png) | The Georgia Voluntary Organizations Active In Disaster (Georgia VOAD) is a statewide humanitarian network of independent nonprofit, faith-based, and community organizations. It coordinates disaster relief efforts - such as debris cleanup, food distribution, and emotional care - to ensure resources are shared efficiently and gaps in service are minimized during crises. |