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Civic. Energy. Generation.

The 2009 National Conference on Volunteering and Service, taking place June 22-24 at the Moscone Center – West in the heart of San Francisco, is the world’s largest gathering of volunteer and service leaders from the nonprofit, government, and corporate sectors.

This year’s theme — “Civic. Energy. Generation.” — reflects the tremendous excitement in our nation today as people of all ages and backgrounds unify in a powerful movement to bring about social change.

The National Conference on Volunteering and Service is the world’s largest gathering of volunteer and service leaders from the nonprofit, government, and corporate sectors. Co-convened by Points of Light Institute and the Corporation for National and Community Service, the annual event provides attendees with an opportunity to learn, connect, and be inspired through a wide range of exciting and informative plenary sessions, workshops, special events, service projects, exhibits, specialized corporate tracks and more.

2009 Conference Goals

* Learn best practices, trends, strategies and new ways of doing business from the nation’s best thinkers and practitioners of service and volunteering through more than 175 workshops, forums and plenary sessions.

* Connect with peers, funders, experts and leaders from the business, government and nonprofit sectors. Get plugged in before you come, through our Facebook event, Twitter feed and blog.

* Be Inspired by dynamic speakers and stimulating forums, in a place known for exciting innovation. Recharge, engage and bring back new ideas and civic energy to strengthen the reach and impact of your organization.

As the world’s largest gathering of volunteer and service leaders from the nonprofit, government, and corporate sectors, all are invited to join us in San Francisco. If you or your organization deals with volunteers in any capacity, this is an event you do not want to miss!

Attendees typically include: * Volunteer coordinators and supervisors * Nonprofit professionals * Workplace volunteer managers * Leaders in Corporate Social Responsibility * AmeriCorps/Senior Corps program directors and staff * Social entrepreneurs * HandsOn affiliates and volunteer centers * AmeriCorps Alums * Members of the CaliforniaVolunteers and national service members

And anyone else ready to pave the way for a fresh approach to civic engagement.

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