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• 1. (513) 482-3663
• 2. (866) 668-4700
• 3. (903) 581-7981
• 4. +679 999 2505
• 5. 0808 196 3651
• 6. 098-961-1294
• 7. 207-523-5107
• 8. 800-733-2767
• 9. 803-775-2363
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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Why is it called Cross Creek Manor and Cross Creek Center?

  It sometimes is referred to as two facilities, with the name Cross Creek Manor applied to the girls’ program and the name Cross Creek Center used for the boys’ program, which were originally in different locations. Cross Creek Academy and Browning Academy have been used as names for the academic program.

• When did first volunteer change its name to first volunteer Corporation?

  Volunteer Bank & Trust Company was bought in 1992 and McMinn Bank & Trust in 1995. Community Group, Inc. changed its name to First Volunteer Corporation in 1999; that same year every branch changed its name to First Volunteer Bank of the Region they served.The new millennium brought change into the Corporation.

• How many volunteer hours does the Dale City volunteer fire department provide?

  The volunteers of the Dale City Volunteer Fire Department (DCVFD) provide more than 2,500 volunteer hours per week to the community. The DCVFD is consistently one of the busiest and most active volunteer fire organizations in the state, averaging approximately 20,000 runs per year.

• Are there any active volunteer opportunities at Volunteer Consulting Group?

  This organization has no active opportunities. Find volunteer opportunities from thousands of organizations that need your help. The Volunteer Consulting Group’s mission is to strengthen the governing and management ability of nonprofit boards of directors.

• How do you thank a volunteer for volunteer work?

  Put your volunteer in a chair and ask several folks (ahead of time) to stand up and give a “toast”-style speech as a tribute to the volunteer. Sunrise Surprise — If you have a large amount of volunteers working a morning event, provide food and snacks for energy. Place a sign on the table with thanks and appreciation.