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Volunteer Stewardship Challenge

Club leaders: Log your Volunteer Stewardship Challenge hours here.

IMBA and REI have targeted "10,000 Volunteer Days Annually in 2010" as the goal for a powerful new initiative, the REI/IMBA Volunteer Stewardship Challenge. The objective: boost volunteerism in the mountain biking community - which is already highly commendable - and do a better job recording and sharing our achievements with others.

Our goal is to record 10,000 volunteer days during the year 2010. Along the way, we're aiming to hit some important benchmarks: IMBA hopes to document 3,000 volunteer days in 2006, and 5,000 days during 2007. Notice that these numbers are not cumulative - they reflect the number of volunteer workdays we hope to record each year.

Please help us advance the sport of mountain biking by participating in the Volunteer Stewardship Challenge!

U.S.-based clubs who log their volunteer work before Nov. 15 are eligible to receive one of ten (10) $500 cash grants and entered to win REI/IMBA Volunteer Stewardship Toolkits. Toolkits are valued at approximately $200 and will be distributed this fall. Please log your volunteer hours now!

Online Resources for Volunteers

Planning Volunteer Events: A Timeline for Success

Nine Tips for Recruiting Volunteers Without Nagging

11 Tips for Volunteer Workdays

Eight Ways Mountain Bikers Can Help National Parks

Fundraising in Three Easy Steps

How to Build Enduring Partnerships for Volunteer Efforts

Building a Trails Community

Energizing Your Mountain Bike Club

Merrymaking and the Power of Community

Organizing Women's Riding Groups

Volunteer Bike Patrols: California's Mountain Bike Unit a Model Program

Quantify Your Club's Trailwork In-Kind Donations

Additional IMBA Resources

Advocacy and Organizing

Grants and Funding

Tool Resource Guide

Trailbuilding

Trail Solutions is IMBA's premier trailbuilding resource. This 272-page book combines cutting-edge trailbuilding techniques with proven fundamentals in a colorful, easy-to-read format.


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