The Top VolunteerMark FAQ, Answered!


Features and Benefits, Volunteer Management

Choosing the right volunteer management software for your organization isn’t easy. There’s a lot of programs to chose from, and understanding all the features, benefits and tools as it applies to your needs can be overwhelming. That’s why we’ve created this handy blog to guide you through the most-asked questions we get at VolunteerMark. These […]

August 1, 2018

The Power of Analytics in Volunteer Management


Reporting and Analytics Tools, Volunteer Management

Sound business decisions require real-time data. It’s difficult to staff events, apply for grants or recruit volunteers if you don’t have a clear picture of your needs.  VolunteerMark’s robust reporting tools provide nonprofit organizations the power to solve those challenges by providing organizational data about their volunteer engagement. Under the VolunteerMark Reporting Tools tab, you can […]

July 20, 2018

VolunteerMark Adds New Features to its Web-Based Volunteer Management System


Volunteer Management

Kansas City, May 31st—VolunteerMark announced today that they’ve added several new features to its web-based volunteer management software program. These enhancements will provide users with even greater ability to coordinate, communicate and manage their volunteer base while improving the user experience. “One of the tools our clients have been asking for is the ability to […]

May 24, 2018

National Volunteer Week Spotlight: The Genesis Project


Client Spotlight

  That’s the average age of entry into prostitution. It’s an uncomfortable and heartbreaking truth but one that Seattle’s The Genesis Project knows all too well. Founded in 2011 by Andy Connor, a deputy with the King County sheriff’s office, The Genesis Project is a faith-based nonprofit community of local staff, volunteers, law enforcement officers, […]

April 16, 2018

Non-Profit Leader Spotlight: Aimee Tilley


Thought Leadership

It takes a special person to work in the non-profit world. That person must be creative, resilient, tenacious, big-hearted, and, above all, resourceful. Even in the best of times, non-profits have to consistently scrap, beg, barter and cajole funding to serve its clients and pay its staff, and that level of stress can lead to […]

April 2, 2018