Resources with "Volunteer Handbooks" Keyword

This one hour archived webinar was presented by Jennifer Bennett of VolunteerMatch in conjunction with the 4 state Get Involved: Powered

Q&A Background Checks
By John Patterson, Senior Program Director, Nonprofit Risk Management Center

This brief document identifies which volunteer positions require a background check, and outlines the process for doing it.

Basic expectations handout given to volunteers at the San Bernardino County Library.

This Board of Trustees Policy Manual from the Cedar Rapids Public Library covers all library operations including volunteers.

Brush off the cobwebs, clean out the closets, and check for cracks.

This document from the Ontario City Library states their Confidentiality policy for Customer Records, and provides a space for both emplo

Form used by the City of Sherwood Oregon as a sign-in sheet and waiver for participants in a project.

Form used by the City of Sherwood for volunteers during COVID-19.

Although not a library, this document was shared by a non-profit organization in Dallas Texas in preparation for beginning their service

This document was developed by the Gail Borden Public Library in Illinois to inform volunteers about safety issues and requirements for r

Policy on criminal history background checks for volunteers from the Multnomah County Library in Oregon.

Statement of Diversity from the Indianapolis Public Library.

Here's a good example of a emergency contact form for volunteers from the Buckeye Public Library in Arizona.

San Jose Public Library requires volunteers age 18 and over who work directly with children be fingerprinted.

This document contains a signature line for the volunteer to sign saying they understand appropriate behaviors when working with children

This book is an oldie but goodie by Sue Vineyard and Steve McCurley. Available for free in the Ellis Archive.

This form is signed by all volunteers driving their own cars to deliver materials to the homebound for the Arlington Heights Memorial Lib

Step by step process volunteers in Monrovia follow to be finger printed and have TB, alcohol and drug tests completed.

In today’s litigious society, it is important to understand the risks faced in your volunteer program—for both your volunteers and your o