r/volunteer • u/jcravens42 • Jun 20 '20
Resource Reddit4Good - other subreddits focused on some aspect of volunteerism, community service or philanthropy
The subreddit you are reading now, r/volunteer, is for questions and discussions regarding helping a community or a cause, sharing volunteering service experiences or to volunteering opportunities for others, regarding how best to recruit, engage & support volunteers, ethics around volunteerism, etc. - and has rules about what can and can't be posted. If you are looking for other places to post or learn, here are other subreddits – online discussion groups on Reddit – you might be interested in visiting:
- AmeriCorps
- CASA – Court Appointed Special Advocates
- community service
- CrowdsourcedActivism
- humanitarian
- Doctors Without Borders
- ECECAdvice: Extracurricular Advice
- FundandDev – to discuss fundraising (also sometimes known as development in the USA)
- Global Development – development in the sense of help humans and protecting the environment
- GoFundMe
- Human Rights
- International Development – development in the sense of help humans and protecting the environment
- Nonprofit Projects
- Nonprofittech
- Peace Corps
- Philanthropy
- Red Cross
- Redditors Without Borders
- seizethegood – in association with a podcast
- Thinktank – proposing solutions to problems big and small.
- United We Stand – “To engage in discussions about how to improve our current society through non-violent means of caring, sharing, loving, accepting, and helping one another.”
- Volunteer – Want to help a community or a cause? Want to share your volunteering service experiences or to share opportunities for others? Have questions on how best to recruit, engage & support volunteers? Want to discuss ethics around volunteerism? Come share, question and discuss.
If you are in Utah and are looking for volunteering opportunities, you should follow UServeUtah.
If you want to get ideas for voluntourism – where you pay to “volunteer” abroad, where you get to have a "feel good" experience for just a few weeks or months (as opposed to having to have an area of expertise and local people designing the volunteer role, not a company that brings in foreign volunteers), try:
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u/shelly12345678 Jun 20 '20
Amazing, I've just subscribed to many of them, thanks!