Throughout history, volunteers have played an integral role in the life of Soldiers and their Families. In the early years of our country volunteers mended uniforms, cared for the sick and wounded, and comforted Families of fallen Soldiers. Today our volunteers are found throughout the military community. Soldiers, civilians, retirees, spouses and youth are providing service in schools, in hospitals, on sports fields, and in many other organizations and offices. Through their dedicated service, volunteers transform military installations into communities. How can you join the Army’s great volunteer corps and begin impacting your community?
 Volunteering Information
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Become a Volunteer
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Positions Nationwide
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Opportunity Locator
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Days of Service
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Interested in dedicating time to helping others? Here you can look for opportunities, track your hours, and learn more about how you can help your community by becoming a volunteer.
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Are you looking for volunteer opportunities in your civilian community? There are links to many web pages that will assist you in finding volunteer positions or connect you with local volunteer centers by providing your zip code and interests.
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Getting involved has never been easier. With the new online Opportunity Locator, you can find Army volunteer positions by area, military community, organization and even keywords. What are you waiting for? Get started today!
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Do you want information about national days of service such as Make A Difference Day and National Volunteer Week? This section will provide links to information about many days of service.
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 Visit the web page of many national volunteer organizations (Habitat for Humanity, Make A Wish Foundation, Big Brothers, etc.) and Army affiliated organizations (Army Family Team Building (AFTB) and Army Family Action Plan (AFAP)) to learn about their programs and find many links to these programs in your community.
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Learn the importance of the Points of Light Foundation. Through a link to their website, you will learn about a myriad of programs, awards, conferences, training, and have access to libraries and resource pages.
The section provides an extensive list of volunteers awards from the military and civilian communities; links to award criteria, nominating procedures and deadlines; and articles on Army volunteers recipients.
Find out what Army volunteering is all about. View a fun recruitment/appreciation video and possibly see some of your friends volunteering and receiving recognition for their service.
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- As part of our ongoing support to the volunteer program, we will conduct Volunteer Management Information System (VMIS) webinars for all users of the system. There will be training for the Army Volunteer Corps Coordinator (AVCC), Organization Points of Contact (OPOC), and volunteers.
Volunteer Managment Information System (VMIS) provides tools to manage volunteerism in your military community including online recruitment, volunteer records storage, and easy communication with volunteers and volunteer managers.
More than 100 Army Community Service workers gathered secretly Sep. 6 with flowers and gifts in their hands at the Hartell House. An unsuspecting ACS volunteer soon realized it was not a normal lunch party.
A Fort Riley Family was named the "2009 Army Family of the Year" by the National Military Family Association.
Still Serving Veterans, a non-profit service organization that has helped more than 1,200 wounded veterans and their families reintegrate into new careers and communities, received the Army's 2008 Spirit of Hope Award at the Pentagon Oct. 27.
A din of hammers, saw blades and drills came from a small army of employees and volunteers from Fort Lewis Fish and Wildlife and The Nature Conservancy who met at the Sequalitchew Creek EcoPark on Sept. 29 to construct bat and bee boxes.
USO eases travel stress for deploying and redeploying service members at Rhein-Main's Air Mobility Command Terminal.
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