i-volunteer is a social network for the community minded connecting people and organisations that want to make their worlds a better place.

i-volunteer is about sharing experiences, offering advice, finding things to do, connecting with volunteers and charities and voicing opinions about anything and everything to do with making a difference.

To find out more about how i-volunteer can help you click here.

i-volunteer is also a leading provider of news and opinion through commissioned features and bulletins. We are a registered Google News partner, providing a free channel for organisations to promote their events and news. We are always looking to recruit volunteer journalists and feature writers so please contact us if you're interested in joining our editorial team.

i-volunteer was launched in September 2010, following a beta testing phase and is a registered UK charity (number 1117891, Red Trust). To find out more about us please contact us.

Feedback

"Hi, I just wanted to say thank you and well done for creating this site. The site looks great, clear and easy to use. Other volunteer sites I've tried to use have always seemed either over complicated or outdated and/or too expensive. As a small non-profit organisation we really can't afford to pay anything for online advertising so sites such as this are a real help to us. Thank you!"
Rescue Helpers Unite

"Awsome site to socialise with other volunteers!"
Nick, volunteer

"i-volunteer provides a great opportunity to connect with other volunteer management professionals. Love the interactivity of it and the fact that it provides a very user friendly platform for blogging/commenting and running groups. Have only become an active user recently but have been impressed!"
George House Trust

"Just posted a vacancy on i-volunteer for a role in Nothamptonshire - great site guys!"
Sense

"I enjoy using the site and seeing who is out there. As part of a group it is a good place to share information and experiences. The site is good for advice and has a certain entertainment element to it with the blogs and responses - it puts me in contact with people I may never of heard of and strenghtens my work in the voluntary sector."
Volunteering Dorset

"Must say i-volunteer is one of the easiest volunteer websites I've ever used, well done guys!"
volunteer

"Its easy to use, puts me in touch with organisations and groups that might be able to use me, and gives me the freedom to select by distance and by type of volunteering - does exactly what I want it to!"
Anonymous

"I am VERY impressed with the way the site works - it has been very effective for us. GREAT!'
Schools Council UK

"Your site is amazing, so informative... the subjects are always so current and interesting."
Volunteering Ashford

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Help From Home

"Recent advertisments on i-volunteer have come to fruition, with two promising new people looking to join the ranks! Great site, go use!"
LGBT Excellence Centre

"i-volunteer is invaluable to us...we have already made use of its extensive features, specifically the blog and opportunities pages, and we look forward to utilising this space more in the future"
Interfaith Action (Interact)

"We see tremendous potential for i-volunteer and we plan to up our use throughout the year. We were thrilled to have helped with the development of the batch invite function which is of tremendous value as it will allow us to expand on our infrastructure support offer for our member organisations."
Community Action Derby

"i-volunteer has, in a very short space of time, become an essential part of my daily information check. It beats other social media in that I don't have to trawl through the irrelevant and banal to get to useful, meaningful content. I really like the groups because they are topic focussed and generally have relevant and interesting posts from people whose opinions and information I have come to respect."
Volunteer Centre South Derbyshire