Volunteer Opportunities

ITRC has many opportunities for volunteers throughout the country.  Volunteers are our eyes and ears, listening for new trends, watching for proposed legislation, participating in community events, and finding press and media articles that we might otherwise miss.  Frequently volunteers are victims, however you may also be a person concerned with this crime for other reasons.  Generally our volunteers have flexible hours and flexible duties.  We are grateful to those who volunteer their time.

If you are interested in becoming a volunteer for the ITRC, please send an email to:  indicating your area of interest, along with your name and phone number, and a brief resume.  You will be contacted to discuss volunteer efforts, and we will answer any questions you have.  ITRC provides all training via teleconference, a rather costly venture for us.  For that reason there are several steps in the “get acquainted” process.  We will discuss this process in our contact with you.

Identity Theft Resource Center Volunteers have:

• Done numerous presentations, both to their local community groups, and to the business community.
• Have helped translate victim guides into Spanish.
• Have acted as consultants to their state legislatures in the drafting of identity theft legislation.
• Have conducted numerous media interviews.  Some media want to talk with local people, both victims and consumers. 
• Have served the ITRC with special skills in a variety of areas, including graphics creation, legal consultation, technical services, and writing skills.
• Have provided introduction of the ITRC to businesses who have become sponsors.