Microvolunteering allows people to make a difference in bite-sized ways, and Rotorua's Chantelle Cobby is excited to be part of sharing its magic through a virtual conference.
Described as bite-sized volunteer tasks that allow people to make a difference in their community in small chunks of time, microvolunteering is driven by the idea that a huge impact can collectively be created when individuals unite together to do a little good.
Cobby, Microvolunteering Collective founder, says this April Kiwis will have the opportunity to experience the magic of microvolunteering for themselves, at New Zealand's first microvolunteering conference.
A joint collaboration between The Microvolunteering Collective and Volunteering New Zealand, the free virtual conference - 'Micro Moments for Macro Change', is designed to empower Kiwis to use their skills, strengths, and creativity to make a meaningful difference in their communities.
Seven interactive activities will be on offer throughout the day, from writing postcards for lonely residents in local resthomes to repurposing old clothing into tug toys for animals at the SPCA, and even a charitable bake-along, facilitated by Great Kiwi Bake-Off winner Alby Hailes.