What is the difference between a One-Time and Recurring commitment?
One-Time commitment:
This type of commitment indicates to volunteers that they can drop-in to volunteer at your organization with no recurring commitment.
Recurring commitment:
This type of commitment indicates to volunteers that they must make a commitment for a specified period of time.
You must indicate the # of hours, frequency and duration of the commitment, and the starting date.
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