Virtual Volunteers - Invisible and Invaluable
Whether from a cyber café in Bangladesh, San Diego, Toronto, or Hong Kong, volunteers have made a significant contribution towards the enhancement of Macdonald Youth Services' (MYS) programs and services
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BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF CANADA EMBRACE INTERNETS POTENTIAL: TORONTO
Randy Tyler, a recognized pioneer and expert in Online Volunteer program development in Canada, is delivering a presentation for Big Brothers Big Sisters agencies across Canada on using the Internet to compete for precious resources. The national convention will be held in Toronto at the Institute for Learning from July 1-6, 2003.
Winnipeg, Canada (PRWEB) June 26, 2003 -- Randy Tyler, a recognized pioneer and expert in Online Volunteer program development in Canada, is delivering a presentation for Big Brothers Big Sisters agencies across Canada on using the Internet to compete for precious resources. The national convention will be held in Toronto at the Institute for Learning from July 1-6, 2003.
Big Brothers Big Sisters agencies across Canada are excited to have the opportunity to learn from Randy Tyler at our National Convention this year. We know we will benefit from Randy's expertise and experience in using the Internet to compete for precious resources and help us serve more children in our quality mentoring programs.", said Karen Hancock, National Programs Coordinator for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada.
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Online Volunteering and Virtual Volunteering Resources Available on the Web:
http://www.online-volunteering-resources.org
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