❖ Heads up! This article is intended for volunteers wishing to learn more about their volunteer resume. 

Once you start submitting hours for volunteer Needs, you can keep track of your contributions with your volunteer resume! You can use this for service learning, corporate engagement, celebrating your accomplishments, and more! 

• How to access your volunteer resume
  • What's in a volunteer resume? 

How to access your volunteer resume

You can access your volunteer resume right from your volunteer dashboard or from the View Profile area. 

1. From your volunteer dashboard, click the View your full Volunteer Resume link, located right below the Hours by Interest graph. 2. This link takes you to the View Profile area where you can download your resume. 

3. Select the Start and End dates and click Go.  

• By default, the range shows the past year up to the current date.
• A printable PDF is generated. 

What's in a volunteer resume? 

The volunteer resume includes: 

• Snapshot: Shows the total number of volunteer hours—approved and pending—the impact value, the number of Need responses, the number of event RSVPs, and the number of fanned agencies.
  

• Volunteer Hours By Month: Graph showing volunteer hours for the past six months.
  

• Volunteer Hours by Interest: Shows the top interests assigned to the Needs with the most hours for the volunteer.
  
  • The interests shown in the graph do no necessarily reflect the interests specified in the volunteer's profile.

• Need Responses by Primary Interest: A doughnut graph showing the primary interests selected for the Needs the volunteer responded to. 

• Benchmarks: Here's where you can review any benchmarks you've reached. 
  • This information only appears if the site has established benchmarks. 

• Volunteer Hours: This table lists the date volunteered, the name or description of the Need, the hours submitted, the miles traveled, the Need type, and the status of the hours—approved or pending. 
  • The type column specifies what the hours are associated with, i.e.: 
    • If they're hours submitted for a posted Need on the site, then you see GC.
    • If they're hours submitted for an advanced event, then you see AEM.
    • If they're hours submitted for service learning, then you see SLM.