PARTNER AGENCIES - Mckinney, Texas Volunteer Organization

Volunteer McKinney was born 20 years ago with an idea that local nonprofits could use some help recruiting volunteers and needed a resource for learning more about managing volunteers and how a professional volunteer program should work. We are proud to be there for our partner agencies and are constantly thinking of more ways to engage more volunteers in service, encourage collaboration between local nonprofits to meet our communities needs and bringing events that will inspire people of all ages to make a difference.

Our workshops are supported by local corporate and community donations and that allows us to offer them to our partner agencies at little or no cost.

Many of our workshops are taught by subject matter experts in the field to bring their perspective and ideas to you. Our goal is that each and every agency that we work with feels empowered to do all they can to support the volunteers who assist them in delivering services to their clients. Workshop topics are chosen based on feedback from our agencies as well as the current “hot topics” in the field of volunteer management.

Workshops are posted on the calendar on our website and you must be a Partner Agency in order to attend.

Volunteer McKinney
119 W. Virginia St., Suite 202
McKinney, TX 75069

For more information about our workshops and training events, email us at edie@volunteermckinney.org.

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WORKING SIDE-BY-SIDE

Volunteer McKinney works side-by-side with over 160 local nonprofits and groups by providing volunteer recruitment, leadership events, volunteer management training and consulting.

By working together, the benefit to this community is multiplied. We all share a common goal and that is to make McKinney the best it can be.

We host regular meetings allowing local nonprofits to share ideas and collaborate on community programs. We partner with local businesses and others to deliver training that is at no cost to McKinney agencies. They are able to spend more of their dollars on community programs and sustainability instead of staff training and enrichment.