Volunteer engagement is a vital aspect of any organization's success, and measuring the impact of volunteers goes beyond just counting the number of individuals and hours served. In this presentation, we will explore innovative ways to enhance volunteer engagement metrics to provide a more comprehensive understanding of the value that volunteers bring to an organization.
About our presenter:
Jordanya has a deep passion for volunteerism and has dedicated 15 years to serving and coaching others as a Volunteer Engagement Professional. In her professional life, she is a Certified Volunteer Administrator (CVA) and she leads TD Mindpower: Analytics for Social Good, as the Volunteer Engagement Lead at TD Bank, supporting volunteers throughout the US and Canada.
Sharing her wealth of knowledge in volunteer management, Jordanya has been a speaker at various national conferences such as the ASC National 
Training Conference, Elevate 2024: Nonprofit Leadership Alliance National Conference, Virginia Volunteerism Summit, and The Salvation Army’s Better Together Conference. Additionally, she has conducted numerous workshops for nonprofits and local associations.
Formerly the President of the Dallas Association of Directors of Volunteer (DADV), Jordanya now holds the position of VP of Programs for AL!VE. Living in El Paso, Texas, she enjoys the desert life with her husband and daughter and loves traveling whenever she gets the opportunity!
AL!VE Academy Webinars are free for Individual, Agency and Local Association members. The general public is welcome to attend, but will be billed $25 after attending and will receive a copy of the slide deck, recording, and attendance certificate upon request. If you registered as a Local association member, please be sure you have listed your local association's acronym or name in the registration. Learn more about AL!VE membership at our website.
This virtual Community of Practice supports volunteer engagement professionals managing programs in and across rural communities. These monthly peer-to-peer sessions address some of the challenges that come with operating in geographic areas with lower population numbers and that are located outside of more suburban and urban areas. Members use these sessions to troubleshoot issues, to give and receive support, and to share strategies, best practices, and resources for effective volunteer program management.
2024 Meetings will be held (All times 2 PM Eastern):
January 16, February 20, March 19,
April 16, May 21, June 18,
July 16, August 20, September 17,
October 22, November 19, December 17
To register for these dates, see the link below.
COP's are an exclusive AL!VE member benefit. Anyone is welcome to attend the first COP meeting, but after the first meeting we ask you become a member. Learn more here.
Meetings will be held bimonthly (every 2 months). Following meetings will be 10 AM Pacific, 1 PM Eastern:
2024: February 22, April 26, June 28, Aug 23, Oct 25, Dec 17
The COP - Animal Welfare is designed to include a broad range of animal welfare organizations such as animal shelters, rescue groups, foster-based programs, sanctuaries, direct care for animals, and humane education programs. The objective of this COP is to connect volunteer engagement professionals within these organizations to share resources and best practices. This informal venue encourages open discussions for anyone seeking or offering advice in tackling the unique challenges facing volunteer leaders in the animal welfare field.
Communities of Practice are an AL!VE member benefit; however, anyone is welcome to attend their first meeting with out being a member. After your first meeting, you must join as a member to attend subsequent meetings. You can learn more here.
