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Ohio State Volunteer Relations: Empowering Community Engagement

The Office of Volunteer Relations at Ohio State University provides a one-stop-shop for alumni, retirees, parents, and more to get involved in volunteering. Learn how to sign up, use the website, suggest opportunities, and benefit clubs and societies through volunteer matching. Engage in organizing events, scholarship committees, and tracking volunteer hours to contribute to the success of the program. Visit demo volunteer.osu.edu to start making a difference today.

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Ohio State Volunteer Relations: Empowering Community Engagement

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  1. Office of Volunteer Relations and Ohio State VolunteerMatch

  2. Office of Volunteer Relations • Office of Volunteer Relations Staff • Michell Domke, Director • domke.8@osu.edu • Nadine Holmes, Associate Director • holmes.115@osu.edu • 800.762.5646 614.292.2281

  3. Office of Volunteer Relations • Why?

  4. Office of Volunteer Relations • To answer the question: • How do I get involved?

  5. Office of Volunteer Relations One-stop-shop

  6. Office of Volunteer Relations • Designed to promote volunteerism at or in the name of • The Ohio State University

  7. Office of Volunteer Relations • Who can sign up to volunteer? • Alumni • Retirees • Parents & family • Friends • Fans • Community members

  8. Office of Volunteer Relations • How do I use the website? • Search for an opportunity • Log in or create an account • Sign in • Sign up

  9. Office of Volunteer Relations • You may already have an account with the Alumni Association, if you have used: • Classmate search • Career Connections • Updated your contact, demographic or professional information • RSVP’d for events

  10. Office of Volunteer Relations The sign in page looks like this:

  11. Office of Volunteer Relations If you are a first time user you need to search for your record:

  12. Office of Volunteer Relations • Search for your record instructions: • Enter first name, last name and email • Click search • Choose “My Account” next to your record • An email will be sent to you to create your username and password • If it says your account is Active but you don’t know your username and password, contact Customer Service at 800.762.5646 or customerservice@ohiostatealumni.org

  13. Office of Volunteer Relations • Volunteers can search for opportunities multiple ways: • Keyword • Location • Department

  14. Office of Volunteer Relations • Volunteers with an account can suggest their own opportunities: • *volunteer opportunities must be at or on behalf of Ohio State

  15. Ohio State VolunteerMatch • How can Clubs & Societies benefit from Ohio State VolunteerMatch? • Post club volunteer opportunities • Recruit club members to volunteer • Non-club members may be interested and join • Manage list of volunteer sign ups • Set up automatic emails

  16. Office of Volunteer Relations • Using VolunteerMatch is a great way to organize the things you already do: • Recruiting event volunteers • Scholarship committees • Organize a Day of Service

  17. Office of Volunteer Relations • Volunteers can track their own hours • Ohio State can track volunteer involvement

  18. You can contribute to the success of The Office of Volunteer Relations

  19. Office of Volunteer Relations Demo volunteer.osu.edu

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