'In Your Nature' wants to connect community-minded individuals with environmental organizations.
Do you wish there was an easier way to connect with meaningful environmental initiatives in your community? Look no further! 'In Your Nature' is here to revolutionize your social-engagement journey.
'In Your Nature' is a community service project affiliated with the Canadian Wildlife Federation and the Canada Service Corps. The project aims to spark connections between individuals and environmental organizations.
Finding local, community-based opportunities for volunteering, activism and community service often relies on word of mouth, the right Google keywords, or simply luck. 'In Your Nature' wants to bring intentionality and equability into that process!
Our mission is simple: to streamline the process of finding and engaging with environmental and sustainability-focused organizations. We aim to connect individuals with their ideal organization and opportunity through an interactive matching quiz. Imagine a personality test, but instead of abstract results, you receive tailored suggestions for volunteer opportunities, local events, and engaging social media pages to follow based on your interests, passions, and availability.
A short quiz will try to understand the following three questions:
Read more about the quiz here
Based on the answers you give; organizations will be ranked about how relevant they are to your interests. You will get a list of organizations, a short description, links to their website and contact information, as well as if they take volunteers or host events.
Read more about how matching works here
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