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Summer Volunteering in Auckland: Opportunities and Benefits for the Holiday Season
Volunteering during the summer holidays offers numerous benefits, both for individuals and the community.
Giving: More Than an Act
Giving is more than an act. This article explores the meaning, values and cultural perspectives of giving — and why it sits at the heart of volunteeri...
Connecting People and Nature
The future of volunteering is flexible, creative, and centred on valuing volunteers to achieve meaningful, lasting impact.
The Power of Doing Good: Simple Ways to Spread Kindness Before Christmas
Make this Christmas brighter—for others and yourself—by doing good deeds that come straight from the heart.
Every Contribution Matters: Celebrating Inclusive Volunteering in Aotearoa
Celebrating UN International Volunteer Day 2025 and the launch of Mahi Tahi, Mahi Wātea, promoting inclusive volunteering for all abilities
For the Love of Volunteers .. and Horses
The future of volunteering depends on how we value people. Invest in volunteers, build genuine connection, strengthen communities and inspire lasting...
The Changing Face of Volunteering: From Traditional Roles to Volunteer-Led Movements
Volunteering is thriving—but only for organisations willing to embrace flexible, purpose-driven, and participatory ways of engaging people.
Volunteering Isn't Dying, Our Methods Are.
People still want to help. It’s up to us to evolve how we lead, design, and champion volunteering for lasting community impact.
Inspiring Curiosity Through Science
The future of volunteering is about nurturing a culture where volunteers feel valued, motivated, and able to create lasting impact.
Rethinking the Myth of a Volunteer Recruitment Problem
The future of volunteering doesn’t depend on finding willing people. It depends on our willingness to be bold and make change as leaders of volunteeri...
Volunteer Stories
The Art of Living – Twin Streams Restoration
Today a group of Art of Living volunteers went to McLaren Park to plant trees in the community.