Volunteering Miami Inc

A nonprofit organization
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Volunteering Miami Inc. is an entirely student-run 501(c)(3) focused on promoting volunteerism. Through our website or Volunteer Fair, we provide our community with an easy way to find volunteer opportunities that genuinely interest them. Furthermore, we have pursued the same goal of enriching volunteerism by providing local Miami students with the resources they need to start four unique community service projects. Finally, we have stretched our mission beyond its start in Miami to central Florida as well, opening two new branches in Orlando and Lake County. 


As a founding principal of the organization, the board positions of Volunteering Miami are passed down whenever the current officer graduates high school to ensure that the organization will always be tailored to best accommodate the current needs of local students; hence our motto: by students, for students.  

Mission

Volunteering Miami’s chief mission is to connect local,

Miami-based businesses and organizations with student volunteers through one, easy-to-use platform.

We understand that for many high schoolers, one of the greatest obstacles to volunteering is knowing where to look. Volunteering Miami wants to simplify that process by offering a single site that matches those who want to help with those seeking help, ensuring everyone has access to the same opportunities and helping our community along

the way.

We are constantly expanding our selection of organizations

to best accommodate the needs and interests of our

volunteers and continue providing equal access to our services to both, volunteers and recruiting organizations.

We are always striving to improve our community through service and promoting volunteerism in our society.

Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

Volunteering Miami Inc

Tax id (EIN)

92-0510614

Address

7640 SW 165TH TER
PALMETTO BAY, FL 33157

Phone

786-385-5154

Email

info@volunteeringmiami.org

Website

https://volunteeringmiami.org/

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