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Membership in Corporate Volunteerism Council–Twin Cities (CVC-TC) is money and time well invested. CVC-TC educates and connects our members to advocate for, support, and grow workplace volunteerism to strengthen our community. The Twin Cities chapter is recognized nationally as a leader of corporate volunteerism councils.

Xcel Energy’s 14th annual Day of Service event in September in Minnesota had nearly 1,000 volunteers participating in projects from landscaping, painting, packing meal bags, food distributions and pollinator plantings. 

UnitedHealth Group employees joined community members and organizations to support large-scale meal packing events in observance of the anniversary of the terrorist attacks on 9/11. They were welcomed by St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter, who welcomed hundreds of community volunteers ready to serve for the federally recognized National Day of Service in St. Paul.

CVC-TC is a dynamic organization that makes positive change a reality. We help strengthen our members’ volunteerism efforts by offering a diverse member network, excellent programming, and leadership development opportunities. Through our collaborative programming, we bring nonprofit organizations and corporations together to improve communities.

CVC-TC is a professional organization that includes corporate and nonprofit members. It was established in 1980 and is recognized nationally as a leader in corporate volunteerism councils. 
CVC-TC offers a variety of benefits to its members, including: 
  • Networking: Connect with other members and share ideas 
  • Professional development: Access programs to help develop leadership skills through programs and workshops 
  • Best practices sharing: Learn from and share best practices with other members, share tools and resources to enhance new and well-established volunteer programs
  • Membership directory: Access a directory that shares the focus areas of member organizations 
  • Discussion forum: Participate in a forum to discuss topics like building employee volunteer councils
  • Consultation: Opportunity to receive free consultation to assess your corporate volunteer program’s strengths and opportunities
  • Newsletter: CVC-TC Monthly Newsletter, E-news,  promotes member volunteer efforts and promotes upcoming volunteer opportunities. 

Easy access to key corporate volunteerism resource organizations:

HandsOn Twin Cities
Propel Nonprofits
Greater Twin Cities United Way

“Participation in the CVC – TC has been of amazing value to HandsOn Twin Cities! Having both the corporate and nonprofit community represented is of significant value for learning. Purposeful programming and networking elevate the work of all participants. CVC – TC is an organization made up of movers and shakers taking volunteerism to a higher level!”

--Tracy Nielsen, Executive Director, HandsOn Twin Cities