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Why should I volunteer?

Dennis Geerts Last updated: Jul 27, 2026

You volunteer for yourself and for society. Think of:

  • Making friends

  • Using your experience and skills

  • Making a difference

  • Learning and experimenting

  • Having fun

  • Getting benefits

  • Having a say

  • Strengthening the neighborhood

  • Meeting new people

  • Looking behind the scenes at an organization

  • Helping others

  • Finding your place

That is why we are more than just a platform: we want to be a community of people and organizations.

Give a Day wants to inspire you to spend your free time meaningfully. Your experience and personal growth are central to this.

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