Blog Mentions

Steering Committee member and volunteer, Amy Wong, discusses GiveCamp 2012 in her post, Finding passion as a volunteer. Amy does much of the marketing and public relations work for Cleveland GiveCamp and also contributes her writing skills to several of...

Volunteer Etsuko Dunham is a WordPress developer who blogs in Japanese. If you read Japanese you may enjoy reading her reflections of GiveCamp.

Volunteer, Erin Krieger, shared her thoughts about volunteering at Cleveland GiveCamp on the Studio Graphique blog. Erin worked on the team for Think Ability..

Volunteer Toby Mackenzie worked on the Buckeye Industries website, a project done using DotNetNuke (DNN). Read his post, GiveCamp 2012, to learn about his experience. .

In his post, Cleveland Give Camp 2012, volunteer David Mead blogs about how his team updated the Long Term Care Ombudsman website.

Coding Geekette, also known as Sarah Dutkiewicz, wrote about her 3rd year volunteering at Cleveland GiveCamp in her post, Adventures at Cleveland GiveCamp 2012. Sarah served as the project manager for the New Avenues to Independence/Buckeye Industries team.

Volunteer Elaine Stephenson worked on The Galvin Education & Resource Center for Families website project for which she focused primarily on brand identity. Read her post, Cleveland GiveCamp 2012 to see samples of the color palette and logos she developed...

Volunteer, Mike Kusold, worked on the Galvin Therapy Center site at this year’s GiveCamp. Read about his experience in his post, GiveCamp: The Most Fulfilling Weekend.

The Cleveland Mediation Center was on of the many non-profits served by this year’s GiveCamp. Read their blog post, Cleveland GiveCamp, to learn about their experience.

Volunteer Toby Mackenzie took the GiveCamp name seriously this year, setting up a tent and camping overnight. During the day he worked on the Cleveland Carousel project. Learn more on his post, Givecamp 2011.