How do add to my resume that I am an annual walker and help raise money for March of Dimes?

Question

If anyone has any ideas please let me know. Thanks

Answer 1

Have a category called Community Development or Community Involvement...Yes you can add to your resume, it shows you are involved in your community and have great qualities...you never know it might spark a good conversation on a interview...
Put (as an example)
Fund-raising for March of Dimes Walk, location and years of involvement

Answer 2

That will go under "Personal"
Involved in Charity - walk annually in helping raise money and awareness in cancer/poverty/diabetes by participating in the March of Dimes yearly event.


Unlike the people above me, I will put it in my resume if you don't have much work experience (under 2 years) or you are just finishing college looking for your first job. It shows you do something significant with your time.

After a significant amount of experience (4 years), then you can take it off.

Answer 3

I have a section for my volunteer efforts entitled Volunteer Experience. Have a bullet saying that you participate annually in fundraising for March of Dimes. But if this is the only volunteer efforts, maybe you should just mention it. I have several things and also looking for an Event Coordinator position where it is pertinent.

Answer 4

Unless you are applying for a position with a non-profit or some type of charitable organization, I would not include it on your resume. It is a nice accomplishment, and something to be proud of, but it is irrelevant information for a job search.

Answer 5

It doesn't really belong on your resume. You might mention it at an interview if the opportunity presents itself.

Answer 6

under your accomplishments. List how much money you've raised

Answer 7

Have a miscellaneous category, but have something else in it too.