The National Collegiate Volleyball Federation (NCVF) is a non-profit organization that aims to promote health, education, and leadership for male and female collegiate club volleyball student-athletes. With the goal of expanding organized collegiate club volleyball opportunities, the NCVF collaborates with collegiate club volleyball commissioners and representatives from across the United States. As an independently administered organization, the NCVF consists of a board of directors, officers, committees, and councils comprised of individuals who have played a vital role in creating and expanding collegiate club leagues and playing opportunities for over three decades.

Collegiate club volleyball participants, organized into registered student organizations, plan, budget, fundraise, and administer year-long activities, ensuring compliance with school, league, club, and NCVF policies. In addition to promoting best practices and publishing eligibility rules and sportsmanship standards, the NCVF operates team and event registration systems, compiles competition results, and hosts the season-ending NCVF National Championship Tournament, which draws over five thousand registered participants each year and is recognized as the largest intercollegiate volleyball tournament globally. Through its initiatives, the NCVF develops sponsorship and discount programs that provide tangible benefits for club volleyball athletes and continually fosters a culture of opportunity, inclusivity, and lifelong learning within the collegiate club volleyball community