Category | Volunteers

Resource Roundup: Connecting with Young Supporters

Posted on 13 June 2008

Today I’m focusing the roundup on how non-profits can connect with Gen X and Gen Y (aka Millenials). By definition these two groups combined encompass a wide range from age 10 to 43. Though some generalizations about even this range of ages can be made. For example, many people younger than the [...]

Volunteer Appreciation, Part II

Posted on 29 May 2008

To Read the first installment of Volunteer Appreciation, please click here.
Yesterday, I introduced 10 ways that you could express appreciation to the volunteers in your organization. Here are ten more.
11. Make Them Feel Like a Part of the Team
I have worked in non-profit situations in which volunteers were considered to be a nice asset [...]

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Volunteer Appreciation, Part I

Posted on 28 May 2008

As a leader of a non-profit organization, you will have many opportunities to utilize volunteer help. Not only do volunteers help an organization save money on paid staff, but they also become a vital part of the overall personality of the group.
In order to retain your current volunteers and to recruit new ones to [...]

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Showing Appreciation to Board Members

Posted on 19 May 2008

Today’s Appreciation Challenge is all about board members. I’ve been active on two different boards for several years now. Now in my role as president of one board, I’m especially interested in how to make the experience of serving on a board a positive one for all of the members.
Blue Avacado has a [...]

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The Appreciation Challenge

Posted on 12 May 2008

What if each day you took the time to give appreciation to someone you work with, a donor to your cause or a friend or [...]

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