Volunteers provide the muscle and presence for Iron Disorders Institute (IDI) nationally, globally and in local communities at blood banks, at conferences and during campaigns. Volunteers serve in different capacities; they may work from home, at school or on a team; they may be full time or respond to a single “call to action”—or some need of the organization.  They are men and women of all ages and ethnicities. People who volunteer do so for different reasons. They want to give back to an organization that helped them, a family member, a friend or a co-worker. They may be charged with interest for a particular issue such as awareness, access to care, standards of care, treatments and cures, education, laws and policies. Volunteers also help with our grounds and facilities maintenance, writing, graphic design work, fact-checking and information mining—collectively volunteers of IDI want to see the organization prosper and help to carry out its mission.

If you have a special talent or a block of time you wish to donate, please let us know. Complete this form and one of our staff will contact you to discuss your ideas for your community.