How to Report Hours – UTDserv

How to report your service hours, UTDserv students at North Texas Food Bank.

Report your volunteering hours

Follow the steps below to report your service hours at a non-profit or public organization.

Steps

  1. Go to https://www.givepulse.com/group/440121-Naveen-Jindal-School-of-Management.
  2. Click on “Log In” on the top right of your screen, this will display a “Login via UTDallas” screen
    Login
  3. Login using NetID and Password.
  4. When logging in for the first time, accept the Terms of Service.
  5. Top right of the screen, click “Hi Name”, select “Add Impact”, you are navigated to “Add Impact Search Screen”
    Add impact Search
  6. On the “Add Impact Search Screen”, change zip code, miles (distance), and type the organization name in the search box.
  7. Click on magnifying glass to search.
    Add impact Search
  8. If the search result shows the organization (see below), then click on its name, you will be navigated to the “Add Impact” form of the organization.
    If the search result is not successful, then click on the blue button “Can’t find it?” (see below). This will open a new “Add Impact Form” where you can add the name of the organization and its verifier.
    Add impact Search
  9. If you are reporting A SINGLE IMPACT served on one day or consecutive days during a week, then you need to fill out the “Add Impact Form” (see below).

    Important Notes

    • If you DID NOT FIND the organization in step 8 above, then you need to add the organization’s name, verifier’s name, and email address on the “Add Impact Form”
    • If you DID FIND the organization in step 8, then organization’s name, verifier’s name, and email address are already populated on the “Add Impact Form”.
    • Upon completion of the “Add Impact Form”, click the green button “Add Impact” on the bottom of the form.
    Add impact Search
  10. If you are reporting MULTIPLE IMPACTS served on different dates, then you need to fill out the “Add Timesheet Form” (see below).

    Important Notes

    • If you DID NOT FIND the organization in step 8 above, then you need to add the organization’s name, verifier’s name, and email address on the “Add Timesheet Form”.
    • If you DID FIND the organization in step 8 above, then organization’s name, verifier’s name, and email address are already populated on the “Add Timesheet Form”.
    • To add additional impacts to your timesheet, click with your cursor on the last custom field in the timesheet. A new line will be added.
    • Upon completion of the “Add Timesheet Form”, click the green button “Add Timesheet” on the bottom of the form.

    To fill out the “Add Timesheet Form” please follow these steps:

    1. First click on “Add Timesheet” on the “Add Impact Form”.
      Add impact Search
    2. Second, fill out Date, Description and Hours of the served impacts on the “Add Timesheet Form”.
      Add impact Search

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Allison Byrd Haley

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Heavenly Mimi is a non-profit organization helping through the cancer journey. UTD students have been such an asset to Heavenly Mimi. The knowledge they bring to help us grow, is amazing. They go the extra mile to help us with any project we give them.

Courtney Cuthbert

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Frederick Buechner once said: ‘The place where God calls you is the place where your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger coincide.’ Never have I felt God’s calling so clear and the coinciding of my gladness and the world’s hunger more than I do at Brother Bill’s Helping Hand. Working among the poor and the marginalized in our city has truly enhanced my life and the way I see and understand the world. I have never seen greater generosity than I have in my seven years at BBHH. When both the served and the ones serving participate in a mutual exchange because both believe they have something of value to give to the other, barriers are broken, and real relationships are formed.

Candace Day

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Marcus Baker

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Working with a ProConnect Reach student team was a great experience for the North Texas Food Bank. Tasked with performing a cost-benefit analysis for investing in new software for our matching gifts program, the student team took great responsibility for their work knowing their recommendations could provide a big boost in new revenue. I was impressed with their commitment to the program and the time they spent learning about our organization. This ultimately helped with their final recommendation as it was based on research of similar organizations, industry trends, and revenue forecasts using existing donor data. It was a win-win experience participating in the UT Dallas ProConnect Reach program.

Olivia Rogers

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