What is RCVO On the Road



	OTR services

	Our responsibilities, your responsibilities

	OTR Schedule

RCVO On the Road

Picture a van, loaded with almost every imaginable resource related to the voluntary sector, travelling along Alberta’s highways.

It’s RCVO On the Road – an innovative and dynamic program that carries our resources and expertise to voluntary sector events throughout Alberta.

What services will the program provide? Who can use these services?

RCVO On the Road will provide support and current information pertaining to agency management, board development, fundraising and volunteer management to organizations and individuals belonging to Alberta's voluntary sector. Resource materials include timely articles, journals, books, electronic resources and access to proprietary databases of funding sources.

Organizations and individuals involved in the non-profit voluntary sector throughout Alberta may use this valuable resource. The program begins with community requests. Please check the OTR schedule for events in your community. If you wish to have RCVO On the Road visit your community/event, please call RCVO's On the Road Co-ordinator, Lindsay McWhirter:

Phone: (780) 633-3679
Toll free within Alberta: 1-877-897-5616
Fax: (780) 497-5634
Email: mcwhirterl@macewan.ca.

RCVO On the Road visitor

Our responsibilities, your responsibilities

Thanks to The Muttart Foundation, this program is provided free of charge to all organizations associated with the non-profit voluntary sector throughout Alberta. In this partnership between RCVO On the Road and your community, we share the following responsibilities:

Ours

Yours

To cover all our transportation, meals and accommodation costs.
To cover our staff costs for the visit.
To transport our materials to your site.
To provide a laptop computer with wireless Internet capabilities.
To provide resource materials including electronic resources, articles, periodicals, journals and books on agency management, board development, fund raising, volunteer management and the voluntary sector.

To provide a (wheelchair) accessible facility/room large enough to accommodate at least seven display tables.
To provide seating for those doing research.
To provide a photocopier to take copies of original documents.
To assign volunteer/staff to assist with setup and breakdown of displays.
If possible, to provide Internet access.

This page was last updated Thursday, December 07, 2006