Nearly 6,000 volunteers served Plano in fiscal 2024, city cites $3 million in value during National Volunteer Week

3131711 · April 26, 2025

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Summary

As part of National Volunteer Week, the broadcast said the Volunteers in Plano program recorded nearly 6,000 volunteers in fiscal 2024 and estimated their service saved the city nearly $3,000,000 in value; residents are directed to plano.gov/vip for opportunities.

The city marked National Volunteer Week by highlighting the Volunteers in Plano program and its contribution to municipal services. The broadcast said nearly 6,000 volunteers served across Plano in fiscal year 2024 and that their work represented a value to the city of nearly $3,000,000.

Volunteers were described as supporting a broad range of services, including mentoring youth, assisting at libraries, beautifying public spaces, supporting seniors and helping at the animal shelter.

The broadcast encouraged residents to visit plano.gov/vip to browse current volunteer opportunities.

The broadcast did not provide a detailed breakdown of the $3,000,000 estimate, including whether it reflects a specific hourly valuation method or which departments supplied time and cost figures.