Volunteer White
$8.50White · 3″ × 1″ · Pin back
Bright white with a teal heart and a pin back that holds on volunteer vests and smocks.
Have a logo? Upload it in the badge maker to see it on this badge before you order.
Reusable acrylic name tags for hospital, hospice, nonprofit and community volunteers — with the volunteer's name plus a role or your organization's name. From $8.50.

Type the volunteer's name, then their role, “Volunteer” or your organization's name on line two. Upload your logo in the badge maker to replace the heart.
White · 3″ × 1″ · Pin back
Bright white with a teal heart and a pin back that holds on volunteer vests and smocks.
Have a logo? Upload it in the badge maker to see it on this badge before you order.
Silver Glitter · 3″ × 1″ · Magnet back
Silver glitter that's easy to spot in a busy lobby or at an event welcome table.
Have a logo? Upload it in the badge maker to see it on this badge before you order.
Gold · 3″ × 1.5″ · Magnet back
The taller gold badge for coordinators, team leads and long-serving volunteers.
Have a logo? Upload it in the badge maker to see it on this badge before you order.
Open the badge maker to upload your logo, type the text, and try any of the seven acrylic colors, both sizes and either backing, with a live preview. Need a completely custom layout? Add a note in the badge maker, or email your artwork toinfo@avdeb.com after checkout. Real product photos are on thebadge page.
Paper and sticker name tags get lost or thrown away after one shift. A personalized acrylic badge lasts for years, so regular volunteers wear the same one every week — and it tells them they're part of the team.
Many organizations give a badge after a volunteer's first few shifts or at a recognition event, and switch to a gold badge for milestones or leadership roles.
Hospitals and hospices usually issue their own photo ID for access, and a name badge is worn alongside it so patients and families can read the volunteer's name easily. Use line two for the role — “Chaplaincy Volunteer”, “Gift Shop”, “Patient Escort” — or simply “Volunteer”. Check your volunteer office's dress code before ordering.
Food banks, museums, animal shelters and community centers often swap the heart for their own logo and leave line two as “Volunteer” so one style fits everyone.
Volunteer vests and smocks are often thick, so a pin back holds best. Magnets are easier for volunteers who move the badge between their own shirts and jackets, and they leave no holes in personal clothes.
Add one badge per person: type their name and title, click “Add to cart”, then type the next name. In the badge maker your logo and design stay set between names, so every badge matches. Each person becomes a separate line in your cart, so nothing gets mixed up. For long lists, email the names and titles toinfo@avdeb.com and we'll help you put the order together.