I have served and continue to serve on a number of committees. It’s important to volunteer to give back to a profession that has given me so much.
Carol Naughton, RDR, Virginia Beach, Va.

Earn PDCs for volunteering

Earn 0.25 PDC for your participation on NCRA committees. Be a part of something bigger — volunteer today and help shape the future of our Association!

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Volunteer

The Association runs on volunteers.

We need YOU!

Seeking NCRA members who want to become involved and make a difference in their profession.

Find a committee today!

Every program and activity of the Association thrives because of our dedicated volunteers and staff. Without their contributions, these initiatives simply would not happen. Volunteers serve on committees and councils, shaping policy and driving the Association’s mission forward.

Each year, approximately 200 members lend their leadership and technical expertise to ensure our committees and councils achieve their goals. By volunteering, you not only contribute to the profession, but also earn 0.25 PDC for your participation on NCRA committees. Volunteer today and help drive the Association forward!

Questions? Email: committees@ncra.org

Now is YOUR time to join a committee
and share all you have to offer.

✔ Check out the list of committees and councils.
✔ See which ones interest you.

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Your dedication and passion for our profession is priceless. What better way to share those qualities than by volunteering.

By doing so, you not only help preserve what we do, but you also help us to grow what we do by inspiring and supporting others.

Keith R. Lemons, FAPR, RPR, CRR (Ret.), President

Volunteer benefits

Growth

Opportunities for personal and professional growth

Networking

Connect with your peers and the community

Inspiration

Get inspired and motivated by helping others

Not only will you accomplish a common goal with likeminded people, but you will also expand your network.
Cindy L. Isaacsen, RPR, Shawnee, Kansas

Cindy-Isaacsen You may ask yourself, Why should I volunteer? Not only will you accomplish a common goal with likeminded people, but you will also expand your network. Oftentimes we are tapped out financially, but we can give back with our time. Association work is full of volunteer opportunities, and I believe there is no better way to give back to the profession that has given so much to me.

I love giving back to a profession that has given so much to me.
Denee Vadell, RPR, Edison, N.J.

Promoting our field and recruiting new students is a passion of mine.
Darlene Devlin, Patchogue, N.Y