Disaster Recovery Volunteer Survey |
Thank You for Your Interest in Volunteering for Disaster-Impacted Communities
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IEDC is always recruiting members to volunteer their professional expertise toward the recovery of disaster-impacted communities for our many ongoing projects.
As a volunteer, you’ll have the opportunity to provide valuable, practitioner-oriented advice to these communities. You also can play a key role in expanding capacity at a time when other resources are exhausted. Certified Economic Developers (CEcD) can receive Level II credit toward recertification for participating in certain activities.
Volunteers can serve as little as a few hours from their home base or as much as one to two weeks in a community, depending on the assignment. Travel expenses, lodging, and per-diem are usually provided.
As a volunteer, you’ll have the opportunity to provide valuable, practitioner-oriented advice to these communities. You also can play a key role in expanding capacity at a time when other resources are exhausted. Certified Economic Developers (CEcD) can receive Level II credit toward recertification for participating in certain activities.
Volunteers can serve as little as a few hours from their home base or as much as one to two weeks in a community, depending on the assignment. Travel expenses, lodging, and per-diem are usually provided.