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Volunteer platform JustServe recognizes Redmond with ‘JustServe City’ designation
Summary
Volunteers from JustServe presented the City of Redmond with a plaque recognizing it as a ‘JustServe City’ and described the platform’s role matching volunteers with organizations; the presentation was ceremonial and required no council action.
Jeremy Heber, a volunteer with JustServe, presented Redmond with a plaque recognizing the city as a JustServe City during the Aug. 4 special meeting.
Heber described JustServe as a free service, launched in 2012, that helps match organizations needing volunteers with people who want to serve, and said the platform lists opportunities for cities, schools, charities, faith organizations and nonprofits. He said JustServe has international reach and links local volunteer listings to Redmond’s volunteer site; he cited past partnerships such as Redmond Green Partnership and Derby Days. Heber handed a plaque to the council and several volunteers attended the presentation; no formal action or city commitment was taken during the meeting.
