Volunteer Leader Resources
For Volunteer Leaders
- Ask CHIP – Get answers to your chapter-related questions.
- New Volunteer Leader Orientation webinar (
20 min.) and handout (PDF, 95K). - Volunteer Leader Town Hall Forum Q & A session with President and CEO Brad Hewitt ( 1 hr. 22 min.)
Every day, Thrivent Financial for Lutherans members come together to conduct an average of 275 activities in their communities nationwide – from packing food for the hungry to holding benefit concerts to sponsoring a seminar about values and money.
Thrivent Financial provides tools to help our members successfully plan, promote, conduct and report these activities with and through our chapters.
- For Chapter Leaders – Complete chapter leader tasks, review the latest chapter news, access helpful tools, and more.
- For Congregational Advocates – Complete congregational advocate tasks, read the latest news affecting your role, access helpful tools, and more. Read about the role and submit the Volunteer Leadership Interest Form to be considered or contact the Fraternal Service Center at (800) 236-3736.
- For Thrivent Builds Leaders – To conduct tasks, get news and more, simply log in to Thrivent Builds.
- Forms & Conducting Activities – Access required and optional forms, tools and templates to use before, during and after your activity.
- Visibility Toolkit – Knowing the tools to use and how to use them will help you get word about your activity to the right people at the right time.
- Member Activity Highlights – Check out the impact both Thrivent Financial and its members have made in your local communities and congregations.
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Both Thrivent Financial and its chapter leaders have a responsibility to respect and uphold the confidentiality and privacy of those who entrust us with personal information. Not only is this practice mandated, it is the right thing to do. With this in mind, be sure to keep all personal information private and take steps to retain confidentiality (e.g., not sharing member lists inappropriately, etc.). Permission to Disclose Information FormThose who receive assistance must complete a Permission to Disclose Information form. This signed form provides Thrivent Financial permission to use, disclose and publish the recipient's name and other related information about the recipient for the purpose of planning, conducting, advertising and communicating the results of an activity for the recipient's benefit. If the recipient is a qualified not-for-profit organization, the form needs to be signed only if a person's name or likeness is published. This includes an employee or volunteer of the not-for-profit organization.
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Permission to Disclose Information - Regular
Recipients (those who receive the help) must complete a "Permission to Disclose Information" form. This completed form provides Thrivent Financial for Lutherans with permission to use, disclose and publish the recipient's name and other pertinent information about the recipient for the purposes of planning, conducting, advertising and communicating the results of a fund-raising activity for the recipient's benefit (e.g., to publicize the fund-raising activity).
Note: If the recipient is a qualified nonprofit organization, the form does not need to be signed unless a person's name or likeness is published, which could be an employee or volunteer of the nonprofit organization.
Permission to Disclose Information - Parent/Guardian
A parent, guardian or other legal representative of a minor child or incompetent recipient (one who receives the help) must complete a "Permission to Disclose Information" form. This completed form provides Thrivent Financial for Lutherans with permission to use, disclose and publish the recipient's name and other pertinent information about the recipient for the purposes of planning, conducting, advertising and communicating the results of a fund-raising activity for the recipient's benefit (e.g., to publicize the fund-raising activity).
Note: If the recipient is a qualified nonprofit organization, the form does not need to be signed unless a person's name or likeness is published, which could be an employee or volunteer of the nonprofit organization.
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