Become a Business Sponsor

What is a business sponsor, and how can my company become one?

Any business can become a sponsor. A successful volunteer center depends on business sponsors. We see their support as an investment in the economic development and quality of life of the Cedar Valley.

The Volunteer Center National Network (VCNN), made up of over 400 Volunteer Centers, is working diligently to answer the President's call to engage every American in service. And we've been working for many years doing this and more. We engage volunteers in traditional voluntary service, and in 2002 alone, our network mobilized and deployed over 2.4 million Americans to more than 100,000 nonprofit organizations. Volunteer Centers remain the best-leveraged charitable investment available. Your charitable investment will result in an enormous, and measurable, impact on the Cedar Valley community.

We ensure that all residents in the Cedar Valley have easy access to comprehensive, quality information about volunteer opportunities in their neighborhoods;
We enable local schools, community, faith-based groups and other nonprofit organizations to have access to quality training and support to increase their capacity to recruit, manage, retain and recognize traditional volunteers;
We coordinate activities to promote the ethic and practice of volunteerism and to recognize the work of local volunteers in their communities.

To become a business sponsor of the VCCV, call: Lauren Pelleymounter at 319-272-2087 or e-mail her at lauren_pelleymounter@vccv.org. We look forward to discussing our programs and services with you and to learn how we can make your support as economically beneficial to you as possible.

Sponsorship Opportunities:

Volunteer Management Conferences
Appetite for Service - Charity Dinner
Seasons of Service - a portfolio of service projects and activities scheduled throughout the year
Youth Leadership Conference
Service-Learning Projects
Awards/Recognition Events
Young Leaders In Action