Volunteering Efforts Drop During Pandemic

The pandemic significantly impacted volunteering, causing safety concerns and budget issues for nonprofits. With the vaccine rollout, some volunteers feel safer returning. Volunteering provides emotional support, helping individuals feel connected. Despite a decrease in COVID-19 concerns, some nonprofits have paused volunteering activities.

What has been a major concern for people regarding volunteering during the pandemic?

• Lack of interest in volunteering

• Increased workload

• Safety concerns

• Lack of transportation

How has the introduction of the vaccine affected volunteering?

• It has had no impact on volunteering

• It has encouraged some people to volunteer again

• It has made people more cautious

• It has led to a complete stop in volunteering

What emotional benefit does volunteering provide according to the transcript?

• It helps people feel more connected

• It improves time management skills

• It increases financial stability

• It reduces physical fatigue

What is the current status of volunteering activities in some nonprofits?

• They are operating as usual

• They have moved all activities online

• They have increased their volunteer intake

• They have suspended all volunteering activities

What trend is observed in the number of cancellations and concerns over COVID-19?

• They are increasing

• They are fluctuating

• They are decreasing

• They remain unchanged