The Minnesota Association for Volunteer Administration (MAVA) conducted a study on trends in volunteerism in April/May 2018 with 239 leaders of volunteers across the state responding to the survey. After a decade of rapid change in volunteerism trends, the study found a relative stabilization of key volunteerism trends, with new trends on the horizon to watch. Results indicated that keys to addressing these trends include having shorter term, flexible and skilled roles to offer volunteers expanding use of technology to support volunteer engagement. This is the full report that resulted from this study.