Aquariums and Zoos provide low-cost entertainment for their community, but they rely on volunteers to keep costs low for its patrons. Whether it’s teaching children’s programs, helping with the animals or administrative tasks, VolunteerMark provides zoos and aquariums an easy-to-use tool to:


  • Reach and recruit more donations and volunteers.
  • Schedule, track and manage volunteer hours for reporting.
  • Streamline communications through automated text and emails.
  • Access and modify volunteer and event information anytime, anywhere through our web-based system.
  • Reach more need-based clients by ensuring better staffing.
  • Improve the volunteer experience through our user-friendly design anyone can use.

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Volunteer-Friendly Features

  • A personalized dashboard that allows volunteers to manage their events, reschedule and communicate with volunteer leaders and peers.
  • Social media sharing.
  • Database of organizations to match needs, skills and interests.
  • Mobile app capabilities.

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Create Account

Provide an organization description and provide the logo. It’s that simple.

Schedule Opportunities

Create volunteer schedules as one-time, fixed or flexible based on need.

Manage Volunteer Relationships

Import volunteer information with our easy-to-use import template. Communicate with volunteers quickly and efficiently through text, email and social media.

“ VolunteerMark better connects us with our volunteers and creates a positive volunteer experience.
It also helps us efficiently manage volunteers' time and easily track hours.“

Nicole Gerken of The HALO Foundation

Nicole Gerken of The HALO Foundation

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Track your volunteers anytime, anywhere

Kiosk App

Update event check-ins for volunteers that registered for your event using the Kiosk app, custom made for nonprofit organizations. Just a few clicks and managing volunteers becomes worry-free!
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