2026 Conference Sponsors
The Directors of Volunteers in Agencies Board of Directors and the Colorado Conference on
Volunteerism Committee would like to thank our 2026 Conference Sponsors!
Volunteerism Committee would like to thank our 2026 Conference Sponsors!
VQ Strategies: Our name, VQ Volunteer Strategies, reflects our core belief that organizations already have a natural VQ – Volunteer Quotient – when it comes to leveraging volunteer skills and talent to change the world. We believe that volunteer engagement isn’t a program. It’s a mindset, a culture, and a core organizational strategy for success. Since 2003 we have provided high-impact volunteer engagement solutions to hundreds of organizations across the US, Canada, and beyond including nonprofit organizations, government agencies, foundations, and for-profit healthcare institutions. Find more information on their website here: https://vqstrategies.com/about-us/
CERVIS Technologies: At CERVIS, we know you’re on a mission to make a difference. To achieve that, you rely on the dedication of volunteers. However, coordinating volunteers manually can be a daunting task, consuming valuable time and energy. That’s where our volunteer management software comes in. Our software streamlines the process, removing the frustration from managing your volunteer base. With CERVIS, you can focus on what truly matters: building relationships and developing impactful programs that align with your mission. Find more information on their website here: https://www.cervistech.info/
University of Colorado Denver - School of Public Affairs: Preparing leaders for government and nonprofits. From education policy to affordable housing, criminal justice reform to energy independence, these issues affect our neighborhoods, our cities and our society as a whole. To move forward and find solutions, the country needs leaders and collaborators with in-depth knowledge and a long-term vision. Determined to make a difference in your community? As Colorado’s top school for public affairs, public administration and criminal justice, CU Denver School of Public Affairs is a great place to start. Find more information on their website here: https://publicaffairs.ucdenver.edu/
Council for Certification in Volunteer Administration (CCVA): CCVA promotes and certifies excellence in volunteer administration to advance the capacity of communities to effectively engage volunteers. CCVA's vision is to create a world where competent, passionate leaders effectively engage volunteers. Find more information on their website here: https://cvacert.org/about-us/.