Value of Volunteer Time in Nevada

In Nevada, an hour of volunteer time is worth $32.49 (2025, Independent Sector). Enter your hours below to get a sourced, grant-ready dollar value.

2025 (preliminary): $32.49/hr2024 (final): $30.86/hrvs. national: −$3.65

Total volunteer hours

State

Source year

Estimated value of volunteer time

$32,490.00

1,000 hours × $32.49/hr · Nevada (2025)

Source: Independent Sector, 2026 Value of Volunteer Time Report. Based on the average hourly earnings of all production and non-supervisory workers on private non-farm payrolls (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics), increased by 15.3% for fringe benefits.

How much are volunteer hours worth in Nevada?

For 2025, Independent Sector estimates the value of an hour of volunteer time in Nevada at $32.49. That makes 100 volunteer hours worth $3,249.00, and 1,000 hours worth $32,490.00.

Nevada's rate is lower than the national average of $36.14 per hour. Based on the average hourly earnings of all production and non-supervisory workers on private non-farm payrolls (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics), increased by 15.3% for fringe benefits. Because the figure is tied to local wages, using the Nevada rate is the most defensible choice for a Nevada-based program.

Source: Independent Sector, 2026 Value of Volunteer Time Report. Use the national calculator →

FAQ

Nevada volunteer value — FAQ

What is the value of volunteer time in Nevada?

The value of volunteer time in Nevada is $32.49 per hour for 2025 (Independent Sector preliminary estimate). The most recent final figure is $30.86 per hour for 2024.

How do I calculate the dollar value of volunteer hours in Nevada?

Multiply your total volunteer hours by $32.49 (the 2025 Nevada rate). For example, 1,000 volunteer hours are worth $32,490.00. The calculator above does this for you and exports a sourced report.

Why is Nevada's rate different from the national average?

Independent Sector derives each state's value from local average hourly earnings (Bureau of Labor Statistics). Nevada's $32.49 is $3.65 below the national average of $36.14 because local wages differ.

Can I use the Nevada figure in a grant application?

Yes. Documenting in-kind volunteer value is widely accepted for demonstrating community support and match. Cite Independent Sector and note you used the Nevada state figure. Always confirm a specific funder's allowable match rules.