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Volunteering									
 We're inspired by, and thankful to, SeniorNet's
more than 3,500 volunteers.
Read volunteer Mike Earley's article, A Virtuous
Circle, about nonprofit volunteering that was published in the Long Island
Pulse.
Read about the unexpected benefits of volunteering for Anne Tilly at the
SeniorNet Learning Center in Roswell, GA.
View a timeline on the Charity
Navigator website that recounts some of the pivotal moments in the development
of America’s philanthropic sector.
HOW CAN I VOLUNTEER FOR SENIORNET?

Volunteer at a Learning Center. 
SeniorNet’s 130+ national Learning
Centers are all run by a group of over 4000 dedicated volunteers who work in a
variety of capacities to teach older adults computer and technology skills.  To
read about some of the common positions on our Learning Center Volunteer
descriptions page. 
If you are interested in volunteering with a local Learning
Center please contact them directly to learn about specific opportunities at the
center.  
 
WHERE ELSE CAN I VOLUNTEER? 
Volunteer Match Type in your zip code
and how far you're willing to travel to see local technology volunteer
opportunities. 
There are over 500 regional volunteer centers in the United
States working to match volunteers with nonprofits and other agencies who need
them. To find the center nearest you, visit the Points of Light Foundation &
Volunteer Center National Network website and enter your zip code or state.

Idealist is an interactive site where people and organizations can exchange
resources and ideas, locate opportunities and supporters, and take steps toward
building a world where all people can lead free and dignified lives. Search for
volunteer opportunities at idealist.org.
 
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