# GiveNow.org adds volunteering section

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2004/06/09/givenoworg-adds-volunteering-section/
- Published: 2004-06-09T23:00:00+01:00
- Author: Howard Lake

**GiveNow.org, the online giving site, is launching a new volunteering section to
make the site the first, claims Charities Aid Foundation, for all donors’ giving–
whether of time or money.**

The new volunteering section on GiveNow.org has been created in partnership with
do-it.org.uk, the online database of volunteering opportunities. It allows visitors
who want to give up their time to charity to search for opportunities in their local
area. They can then identify volunteering opportunities either by

geographical area, by cause, or by the type of work.

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Online giving portal GiveNow.org was set up by Charities Aid Foundation, the AOL
Time Warner Foundation and AOL UK. It has generated over £230,000 in donations since
its launch in 2002. The average gift through the site is £75.

Katrina Keeling, AOL UK’s Head of Corporate Responsibility, said: “Volunteering 
has really captured people’s imagination in recent years and it makes sense to broaden
the scope of GiveNow.org to include a volunteering section. Many Internet users 
are already going to GiveNow.org to donate to

their chosen charity – now they can also find volunteering vacancies and give their
time to help others.”

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