Resources tagged with "surveys"

Survey of current active volunteers used by the San Mateo County Libraries.

This form is used at the Charlotte-Mecklenberg library to help get to know their volunteers better.

This is the survey used in 2020 by the San Jose Public Library's volunteer engagement team to gather information from their volunteers fo

This volunteer survey is used annually by the Cedar Rapids Iowa Public Library.

Volunteers are valuable assets who put in their time, effort, and sweat to nurture the lifeblood of the organization.

This survey was developed by the Indianapolis Public Library during May, 2020's COVID-19 pandemic to assess Homebound Delivery volunteers

Volunteer Survey used by the Mission Viejo Public Library.

This survey is used by the Cedar Rapids Iowa Public Library about 90 days after a volunteer begins their service in order to ascertain ho

Survey used by the San Mateo County Libraries to introduce current volunteers to new volunteer opportunities and seek their interest leve

A tip sheet on question wording from the Harvard University Program on Survey Research.

This survey was used to determine staff priorities for bringing back volunteers during the pandemic, and identifying new volunteer roles

The Cedar Rapids Public Library uses this survey to gain feedback about volunteer engagement from staff.

Survey design is extremely important as it can make or break your survey's completion rate.

The Paso Robles library developed this survey as a way to determine their volunteers' interest in returning to their volunteer positions

On February 8, 2024, this Get Involved live Zoom discussion focused on Surveys in Volunteer Engagement.

Tips to help you get a better return on the surveys you send.

Volunteer Exit Survey used by the London Public Library, Ontario, Canada

This is the form used by the Multnomah County Library asking for feedback from a volunteer who is leaving their service.

Exit Interview Survey used by the San Mateo County (CA) Libraries.

Volunteer Recognition Survey used by the City of Corona California