About NHAVA
Established in 1997, NHAVA is dedicated to supporting and strengthening the profession of volunteer administration through education, networking and recognition.

Membership 
Membership in NHAVA provides educational opportunities, colleague networking, shared resources, legislative updates, informative newsletters, professional and leadership development, and an annual membership directory.

Benefits
NHAVA membership is open to any person, paid or unpaid, in a position responsible for the administration of volunteers and volunteer service.

Mentorship
NHAVA offers a wealth of information given the array of organizations and accumulated years of professional volunteer administration, not only to its members, but also to officials in education, government, business, and nonprofits to name a few.

Contribution
Each member brings skills and knowledge, unique gifts, enthusiasm, commitment and creative energy.

Peer Support
Volunteer administrators often work without peer support in the workplace and in "volunteer organizations". NHAVA connects them through education, networking and recognition.

Recognition
The Judith Lonergan Award is presented to a NHAVA member in recognition of outstanding professionalism and excellence in the field of volunteer administration. The Rookie Award is presented to a deserving newcomer to the field of volunteer management. 

Dues
A personal and non-transferable membership is renewable by the calendar year for $35.00.

Meetings
Membership meetings are held quarterly (January, April, & July, with the annual meeting held in October). Meetings are held in the Concord area; location published in the NHAVA News. Meetings allow the opportunity for informal networking and idea sharing, conducting the association’s business, and educational programming. Guests are welcome at one meeting to learn more about the association.