Volunteer Credits
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We offer Volunteer Credit certification for certain social good actions on our website.
Once a user has signed up, and reported back for a volunteer credit-worthy campaign, they can navigate to /us/account/credits and download a PDF certificate accreditation for their work.
In order to denote a particular campaign Action as volunteer credit (VC) worthy, an admin must set the Volunteer Credit (volunteer_credit) field to true. This can be done from the Rogue website on any particular action page ().
Within a Campaign's Info Block, we display whether the campaign's primary action (calculated within the Info Block) earns Volunteer Credit or not.
If a member has reported back on a campaign action which earns VC, we'll render a table on the us/account/credits account page with rows for each distinct VC action with some general information about the campaign & action.
Each row will display:
Campaign preview meta data (Cover image, title, CTA)
Action Type
Completed date (we grab this from the earliest completed post)
Cumulative "hours spent" across all accepted posts for this action if avaiable, or the estimated volunteer hours (the action's 'time commitment label')
If their RB post has been accepted, they'll be able to download their certificate!
Posts pending review will display a grayed out 'Pending' button.
The certificate will include the following data:
Members first name, last name, and email address
Campaign title & CTA
Completed Date
Cumulative "hours spent" across all accepted posts for this action or the estimated volunteer hours
Impact label using total aggregate impact of all their posts (we tally based on each post's quantity)
Reportback Photo (we grab the earliest 'accepted' photo)
The certificate will be named dosomething-volunteer-certificate-[campaign-name].pdf
We calculate and parse the data for the VC table by grabbing all (100 is the technical limit) the user's photo posts (pending or accepted) for actions qualifying for VC, grouping the posts by Action ID, and then parsing out the following data per Action group:
Action details & campaign meta data from the earliest post
Pending status based on if any of the posts have an 'accepted' status or not
Impact label (tallying quantity from all accepted posts)
Hours Spent label (tallying hours_spent from all accepted posts)
RB photo from the earliest 'accepted' post
We use the to generate the PDF on the fly from a built with custom React components.
