<p>Hello everyone. I want to volunteer at a sport club in the same field I attend, but not mine, since mine is not register as a non for profit organization. Would it look good for colleges? I really like to do it, since I love the sport, but I do not have extra time to spent, and I really need to pick up volunteering hours. So if this one does not qualify, I need to find something else really quickly. What are the requirements for organization to be considered for volunteer services as far as Ivys concerned? Since this is a small club, and they do not have any volunteers yet, what paper work do they have to have to qualify, and give me to satisfy volunteering requirements?</p>
<p>I guess, but you should ask your supervisor there. </p>
<p>Besides, they would be the ones to fill out the forms that would prove you volunteered there.</p>
<p>Also, the paperwork depends. For community service competitions, they usually have the forms on their website</p>
<p>This sounds like a great volunteer opportunity. I would speak to whoever is in charge if they will sign how many hours you worked each season then keep a detailed notebook of hours and then have them type something up.</p>
<p>Thank you everyone. My concern is that it might be considered not strong type of volunteering, since it not at the edge: helping homeless, etc. What do you think? Is it considered volunteering or some kind of internship? When is working for free is consider volunteering and when it considered internship?</p>