Volunteering should work for both sides
Organizations need meaningful contribution. Volunteers deserve clarity about the role, support while doing it, and recognition afterward.
About VXP
Volunteer Experience Platform (VXP) is being built in Canada around a simple idea: volunteer experience should benefit both the organization and the volunteer, and every meaningful contribution should leave behind a useful, credible record that a person can carry forward.
Volunteer program
Organizations need meaningful contribution. Volunteers deserve clarity about the role, support while doing it, and recognition afterward.
Time matters, but so do responsibilities, skills, relationships, accomplishments and impact.
A volunteer experience can create confidence, community, references, skills, relationships and evidence that supports whatever someone wants to do next.
How VXP can help
Today, VXP works directly with organizations to improve the volunteer lifecycle while learning which tools and workflows will make recognized experience practical at scale.
Useful answers
Volunteer experience—or VX—is the full experience of contributing, from discovering a role through recognition and what comes next. VXP stands for Volunteer Experience Platform: a full-cycle platform designed to create value for both organizations and volunteers.
VXP is being developed toward a platform model. Today, we are working directly with organizations and publishing practical resources while learning which tools and workflows are most useful to volunteer organizers and volunteers.
Talk to VXP
Tell us how your organization works with volunteers and where a stronger experience—or a more useful record of contribution—could make the greatest difference.
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