We're a free online hub that connects busy people with non-profits through microvolunteering. With microvolunteering, small deeds make a big impact and since it's all done online, that means you can donate time whenever you want (even at 3am in your PJs!). So register today and together we'll help complete these online challenges and make a big difference in our community!
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Casie Stewart
Sheena Snively
Daniel Johnson
Jeremy Taggert
Will O'Neil
Derek Fullerton
“Here’s how it works: Non-profit groups and charities register on the site. It typically takes 24 to 48 hours to confirm a group’s legitimacy, after which the group can post challenges. Volunteers sign up and apply their skills (for example, writing, blogging, design or data entry) and interests (say, wildlife, the environment or social media) to challenges.”
“Koodonation.com is based on the idea that a community of heads is better than one.”
“Today’s reality is that it’s harder and harder to try and get away from your busy life and fit your schedule with physical volunteering. Now you can volunteer in your PJs at 3 a.m. from your couch.”
“With this, you don’t have to go anywhere, or apply. You’re volunteering the time that you choose to give, using the skills you already have.”
“Designed for the time-starved social media generation, Koodonation offers a way for Canadians to donate their skills to charities without ever leaving the house – or even putting pants on.”
“Sometimes you don’t have a lot of time to volunteer, but you want to. This is a really great way for people to help others without spending too much time, and it’s all done online.”
– Casie Stewart
blogger at CasieStewart.com
"Koodonation shows people how to act!”
– Sheena Snively
Co-host of MTV Live
“It’s really cool for Canadians to get out and make a change.”
– Daniel Johnson
from the rock band Stereos
“Microvolunteering is super important. It gives people the chance to do something in only 15 minutes that can change the world.”
– Jeremy Taggert
from iconic Canadian band Our Lady Peace
“Once you get into it, you get really excited about contributing to projects. It becomes like a game and there is a real element of social networking. There is a community vibe to it.”
– Will O’Neill
Koodonation microvolunteer
“It’s so simple. You take the skills you have and realize that you can help in some way.”
– Derek Fullerton
Koodonation microvolunteer and member of The 2011 Koodonation Challenge winning team at Durham College/UOIT
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