Serve.gov uses All for Good to help people find volunteer opportunities. If you or your organization has a volunteer project that you would like to make available through Serve.gov, here are a few tips to help get you started.

Individuals

If you are an individual and would like to recruit volunteers for a service project that you are coordinating yourself, you can list your project at one of the following sites.  These sites have already integrated their listings with All for Good, so anything you post there will automatically appear.

Organizations with fewer than 10 volunteer activities

If are with an organization and only have a few listings to post, the easiest way to get them on All for Good is to post them to one of their partner web sites. These sites have already integrated their listings with All for Good, so anything you post there will automatically appear on All for Good. (Note that this won't happen immediately, so don't worry if your listings don't appear on All for Good instantly.) If you'd like to use this option, All for Good recommends you post your activities on one of these sites:

Organizations with more than 10 volunteer activities

If you have more than 10 listings to post, or already have a volunteer management system that you would like to link directly with All for Good, please click here.

My Project Volunteer Registry Users

After October 14, 2009, the My Project volunteer registry tool at Serve.gov will no longer allow organizations and individuals to submit volunteer opportunities directly to Serve.gov. However, unexpired projects registered on Serve.gov will continue to be fed to All for Good and be searchable through November 30, 2009, and organizations that posted a volunteer project will be able to access their Serve.gov account, user, and volunteer data through November 30. 

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