Through first hand experience of Pro Bono O.R. I can see why 'volunteering makes sense'. Both the volunteers and the organisations benefit from the volunteer placement. Volunteers have said it gives them a sense of achievement, builds their networks, enables them to practice their skills in a different arena, enhances their CV and gives them a 'feel good factor'. The organisations have benefited from free skilled volunteering that has provided lasting impact and really made a difference.
This great blog from Hannah Morton-Hedges talks further about 'Why volunteering makes sense', from greater employability, confidence, diversity to reward. Read the full article here
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Pro Bono OR moving elsewhere
Pro Bono OR projects can now be found here: https://www.theorsociety.com/get-involved/pro-bono-or/open-pro-bono-projects/ This blog will no...
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Please find details of a project with Form the Future and information on our next Third Sector SIG meeting on ‘Applications of Systems Thin...
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