Resources with "Engaging High Impact Volunteers" Keyword

In a world where people are increasingly time poor, volunteering competes with work, family and leisure activities.

This powerpoint presentation can be used for volunteers to provide training on the internet and how to use it.

This is a one hour archived webinar presented by Carla Lehn in February, 2012.

The practices are on a continuum that begins with statements that reflect “Volunteer Management” procedures and ends with statements that

A terrific list of action words to assist when preparing volunteer position descriptions.

In this 5- minute video, be inspired by adult literacy students in San Jose who are giving back to their community.

In this 2-minute interview with Judy Klikun, you will learn about engaging volunteer leaders, building teams and developing advocates for

This is the State Library's 245 page book on Volunteer Involvement for libraries -- author Carla Lehn.

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

This one-hour webinar (2012) presents evaluation points to help volunteer managers determine if their program is ready to engage, or expa

This powerpoint presentation was created for a high skilled volunteer to deliver training to library patrons on "Applying for Job On

Karen Brown, Secretary of Service and Volunteering in California, discusses trends in skilled volunteering at the Get Involved: Powered B

As part of a day-long training, Jennifer Rackow helps you assess and select the best candidates to become volunteers in your program.

This powerpoint presentation was created for a high skilled volunteer to deliver training to library patrons on "E-Mail Basics.&quot

Book-to-Action Programs 2012: Bringing programs about the environment to Santa Barbara Public Library libraries (Green @ Your Library), i

As part of an LSTA grant, Lodi Public Library designed a Book to Action project around the book "Until Tuesday" based on the tr

This brief article from PTO today discusses the importance of not only knowing why people volunteer, but why they don't.

This is a 4 minute interview with a volunteer who served as a Social Media Specialist for the California State Library.

This New York Times article provides an excellent example of a company providing their skilled volunteers to address the needs of a volun

This brief September, 2017 Wall Street Journal article speaks to societal factors leading to the increase in corporate pro bono programs.