IABC/BC Announces Local Charities to Benefit from Gift of Communication Program
For many, volunteering is a two-way street; it can help to sharpen your skills and build contacts in your profession while also giving back to others.
With a strong culture of giving back, IABC/BC (International Association of Business Communicators, British Columbia) has numerous programs in place that see senior communications practitioners to students and professionals just entering the field volunteering while also continuing to develop their professional skills.
The recently launched Gift of Communication Program sees IABC/BC volunteers putting their expertise to work to support local non-profit organizations. In celebration of National Volunteer week, IABC/BC is pleased to announce that Ronald McDonald House BC and Special Olympics British Columbia have been selected as this year’s partners in the Gift of Communication program. These organizations will receive pro bono communications support to support their work as Ronald McDonald House BC works towards building a new larger house and the Special Olympics of BC plans for this year’s Law Enforcement Torch Run.
Why Volunteer?
Aside from meeting people, developing professionally and having fun, our volunteers can also take advantage of the following benefits. Read more>
Current Opportunities
Whether you’re a student or a seasoned pro, volunteering connects you with the people, ideas and jobs that help you reach the next level in your career. The best part? It’s fun!. Read more>
President’s Award
The President’s Awards is how we thank our star volunteers for going above and beyond in their work and recognize their contribution. People who win the President’s Awards have made major contributions to both the chapter and our membership during the year. Read more >
Volunteer Handbook
The volunteer handbook gets includes tips and tricks in getting the most out of your volunteer experience. Learn about all the different volunteer portfolios that IABC/BC has to offer. Read more >
