This is an archived version of the Virtual Volunteering Project web site from January 2001.
The materials on the web site were written or compiled by Jayne Cravens.
The Virtual Volunteering Project has been discontinued.
The Virtual Volunteering Project web site IS NO LONGER UPDATED.
Email addresses associated with the Virtual Volunteering Project are no longer valid.
For any URL that no longer works, type the URL into archive.org.
For new materials regarding online volunteering, see
Jayne Cravens' web site (the section on volunteerism-related resources).
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virtual volunteering project FAQs
who funds the virtual volunteering project?
This Virtual Volunteering Project is currently supported with grants and contracts from:
The Virtual Volunteering Project was launched in 1996. In its first two years, it was funded primarily with the support of the James Irvine Foundation. Additional support in this first phase of the Project came from:
The Project became part of the Volunteerism and Community Engagement Initiatives at the Charles A. Dana Center, University of Texas at Austin, in the Fall of 1998. The staff and volunteers of the VV Project frequently collaborate with other Dana Center programs.
We are currently seeking funding and formal collaborations for the Fall of 1999 and beyond. For more information, please contact us with your support and collaboration ideas.
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