This is a sample presentation about beginning an organizational partnership with ChristianVolunteering.org. The presentation features a "branded search" page--a feature available to specific partners depending upon values and audiences.

1. ChristianVolunteering.org Partnership Proposal Becca Nelson Partnership Coordinator

2. ChristianVolunteering.org: Online Volunteer Matching Goal: to place thousands of volunteers in thousands of ministries serving low-income communities Website similar to job matching sites like Monster.com, but matching volunteers to volunteer opportunities Currently: 5,500+ volunteer opportunities from 4,000+ organizations 12,000 volunteers placed since 2007 Each “click” or visit averages to $5 in volunteering 1.5 million unique visitors across TechMission web properties in first 8 months of 2009

3. Goals of Partnership Your organization Streamline tasks and communication of volunteer coordinators Provide extended interactivity on website. Help connect Christians to your organization’s opportunities. Provide resources to ministries (training, articles) Provide resources to youth (videos, causes/topics, social justice content) TechMission’s ChristianVolunteering.org Increase visibility of online volunteer database. Place more volunteers in ministries serving the poor.

5. TechMission Partners

9. Partnership Opportunities Opportunity search in your organization’s website Local Volunteering by zip code Virtual Volunteering Short term Missions Resource-Sharing Opportunities See Urban Youth Worker’s Institute Content at: http://www.urbanministry.org/wiki/encyclopedia-urban-youth-ministry

11. Connect ministries to resources

12. Easily enter and track volunteer opportunities

13. Provide value to members with increased interactivity

14. Public RelationsChristianVolunteering.org will provide statistics on the number and value of volunteers placed through partnership site

15. Partnership Costs ChristianVolunteering.org expenses One full-time volunteer coordinator intern to manage partnership ($10,000 from TechMission & $10,000 from AmeriCorps) Graphic design and programming to rebrand site for PCA ($10,000) Supplies, hosting and supervision expenses ($10,000) Your organization’s expenses Staff time to manage partnership

16. The steps to getting volunteers: 1: Create Profile 2: Add Opportunities 3: Manage Opportunities 4: Promote Opportunities 5: Search for Volunteers

18. Step 1: Create an Account Create Account Fill in the form provided Click Submit Check Email

19. Step 2: Add Opportunities Add Opportunities Login Click “My Account” Click Add New Opportunity Fill in form provided Click Submit

20. Step 3: Manage the Account Managing Account Login Click “My Account” Edit: Select the Opportunities desired Click Edit, Duplicate or Preview Click Edit Profile Make changes to organizational information

21. Step 4: Promote Opportunities Add Opportunities feed to your website Login Click “My Account” See “Promote your Volunteering Listings” section Copy the code in the field provided Paste code into your website

22. Step 5: Find Volunteers Browse Resumes of Volunteers Go to www.ChristianVolunteering.org Click “Organizations” Click “Search for Volunteers” Enter your City and Skills Needed Click Apply

23. What Volunteers See

24. What Volunteers See (continued)

26. Find Grant Funding

28. Our Mission TechMission is a Christian nonprofit social service organization. Our Values are Jesus, Justice and Technology. Our Mission is to support Christian organizations as they use technology to transform vulnerable communities.

29. TechMission Programs

30. Christian Volunteering: Serving Inside Church vs. Outside Community Value of Faith-Based Volunteers In USA = $51.8 billion Source: Corporation for National and Community Service

32. 2000: AC4 program started in 2000 with founding organizations largely out of CCDA with about 50 members

33. 2002: TechMission incorporated as nonprofit organization and AC4 funded through HHS Compassion Capital Grant

34. 2003: Started TechMission Boston program with Department of Education Grant and first AC4 national conference co-sponsored by CCDA

35. 2004: TechMission Boston becomes TechMission Corps program through AmeriCorps grant and expands to LA

36. 2005: Started TechMission Safe Families program with Department of Justice grant

37. 2006: Launched ChristianVolunteering.org and UrbanMinistry.org

38. 2007: TechMission Corps expanded to Chicago, Denver and NYC

40. 2007: 260,740

41. 2008: 1.3 million (500% growth in 200)

42. 2009: 715k visitors so far

43. Volunteers Matched (330% growth)

44. 2007: 1,295

45. 2008: 5,981

46. Volunteers Matched per Volunteer Coordinator

47. 2004: 100

48. Last Year: 929

50. Organizational Growth Notes: * TechMission operated within Bruce Wall Ministries from 2000 until July 2002 ** Staff numbers are for full-time equivalent staff and include AmeriCorps/VISTA staff

51. Staffing Summary: 8 full-time staff, 10 full-time interns

52. TechMission Strategic Plan 2009 UrbanMinistry.org2.5 Million Unique Web Visitors ChristianVolunteering.org:7,500 Volunteer Matches City Vision College: 250 Student Enrollments TechMission Corps: 50 FTE Interns $9.8 Million to Ministries

53. Resources Providing to Sites 2009 Interns: $ = 50 x $34,425 Volunteers: $ = 7,500 x $589.12 WebPages: $ = 65,000 x $11.64 Courses: $212,500 = 250 x $850 Benefits: $ 550,000 = 550 x $1000 TOTAL $8,927,750 Value of Volunteer Match from Volunteer Match Annual Report 2007 & Independent Sector is $589.12 Value of Intern = 1700 hours x $20.25 (Independent Sector 08) Value of Webpage: $.54/month/page * 1.8 clicks/month/page * 12 months = $11.64/year Member Benefits: estimate of $1,000 per org member in discounts & donations Social Value of Courses: $1350/course University of Phoenix - $500/ course City Vision = $850/enrollment