IVMDay 2025 – Theme Announcement

2025 Theme

The IVMDay team are pleased to launch the theme for IVMDay 2025.

“Be Bold. Make Change.”

This year’s theme recognises that for change to occur, we often need to step outside our own comfort zone – and so we wanted to encourage a call to action where this may be required.

We also think we can have some fun with the BE BOLD theme.

Please keep an eye out for social media memes and other resources we are currently working on, but for now please use these theme images to promote the theme to your networks.

More resources available soon!

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Be Bold. Make Change. - Blue Theme Image Be Bold. Make Change. - Green Theme Image Be Bold. Make Change. - Orange Theme Image

Be Bold. Make Change. - Pink Theme Image Be Bold. Make Change. - Purple Theme Image Be Bold. Make Change. - Yellow Theme Image

For any enquiries, please contact the IVMDay Committee Chair, Andy Fryar via andyfryar66@gmail.com.


IVMDay 2024 – Theme Announcement

2024 Theme

The Global IVMDay Organising Committee are proud to announce the theme for IVMDay for 2024.

“What’s our future normal?”

This theme was selected to celebrate our quarter century milestone and explore our future normal, including:

  • The place of Volunteer Leaders in National Volunteering Strategies
  • Future workforce make up (both volunteers and Volunteer Leaders) and their views and expectations
  • The changing importance being placed on how personal volunteer data is being secured and handled
  • The increasing role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Volunteer Management
  • And much more.

We look forward to celebrating and exploring this theme with you all as we head towards November 5. Please comment on social media with hashtag #IVMDay24 and tell us what you think our future normal is.

Please spread these resources far and wide.

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Overall theme social media

What's our future normal? - Timeline What's our future normal? - Crystal Ball What's our future normal? - Science Fiction

Theme explored social media

What's our future normal? - Volunteering Strategies What's our future normal? - Future Workforce What's our future normal? - Volunteer Data

What's our future normal? - AI

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What's our future normal? - LinkedIn

Facebook covers

What's our future normal? - Timeline What's our future normal? - Crystal Ball What's our future normal? - Science Fiction

Twitter covers

What's our future normal? - Timeline What's our future normal? - Crystal Ball What's our future normal? - Science Fiction

International translations will be available soon.

For any enquiries, please contact the IVMDay Committee Chair, Andy Fryar via andyfryar66@gmail.com.


Proud Sponsor: Better Impact

In the lead up to IVMDay 2023, we are proud to announce an exciting new partnership with our friends at Better Impact.

The partnership will help us to grow the day to even greater heights in the years to come.


IVMDay 2023 – Theme Announcement

2023 Theme

The Global IVMDay Organising Committee are proud to announce the theme for IVMDay for 2023.

“Helping Others Help”

In selecting this year’s theme, we are seeking to achieve two things:

Firstly, we want to bring attention back to the very core of what it is we do – we enable others to make a difference!

But equally as important, is the reminder that it is not just paid professionals who make up our wonderful profession, and so in the leadup to IVMDay 2023, we also want to explore and find ways to pay homage to all those who lead volunteers in their own time, at their own expense or as a part of a different broader job.

We look forward to celebrating and exploring these things with you all as we head towards November 5.

Please spread these resources far and wide.

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General social media

Helping Others Help Helping Others Help

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Helping Others Help

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Helping Others Help

For any enquiries, please contact the IVMDay Committee Chair, Andy Fryar via andyfryar66@gmail.com.