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Originally published by Stevenson, Inc., this practical resource
offers strategies for nonprofit organizations to connect with more
donors, members, and volunteers through their websites, and
presents examples of successful website features from a variety of
nonprofit organizations. It s filled with tips on strengthening
relationships, reaching a broader audience, and driving traffic to
a website. Important topics covered include: * Publicizing
membership * Online donations * Blogging * Membership kits *
Sponsorship promotion * Donor spotlight programs * Member feedback
* FAQs * Personalized web pages * Volunteer opportunities * Press
rooms * Online advertising * Member privacy * Online commerce *
Online renewals * Virtual volunteers * Online wish lists * Chapter
activities * Social networking * Virtual donor walls * Planned
gifts Please note that some content featured in the original
version of this title has been removed in this published version
due to permissions issues.
Originally published by Stevenson, Inc., this practical resource
helps nonprofit organizations attract and engage volunteers and
board members in fund development. It includes strategies for
identifying and enlisting them in fund development efforts, keeping
them engaged and motivated, communication, training and more.
Important topics covered include: * Expand opportunities for
involvement * Advice for enlisting volunteer solicitors * Board
member responsibilities * Enable board members to make asks * Get
your board to assume responsibility for annual gifts * Volunteer
education * Team solicitation * Major gift solicitation * Business
advisory councils * Inspire board members * Cultivate neighborhood
ambassadors * Planned gifts committees * Development committee
chairs * Former board members * High-powered volunteers * Volunteer
recognition * Donor involvement Please note that some content
featured in the original version of this title has been removed in
this published version due to permissions issues.
Originally published by Stevenson, Inc., this practical resource
contains tips, techniques, and best practices for motivating
volunteers and maximizing their involvement and productivity with
your organization. Important topics covered include: * Volunteer
goals, orientation, motivation * Volunteer appreciation and
recognition * Communication * Teamwork * Volunteer engagement *
Overcoming volunteer burnout * Volunteer management Please note
that some content featured in the original version of this title
has been removed in this published version due to permissions
issues.
Originally published by Stevenson, Inc., this practical resource is
designed specifically for volunteers and serves as a helpful
training tool for those nonprofit professionals who manage or work
with volunteers in any capacity. This resource will help educate
and inspire volunteers to: * Recruit others, including friends,
relatives and business contacts, as volunteers * Plan and manage
events and projects more effectively * Manage other volunteers and
conduct meetings with greater confidence * Strengthen their
leadership skills * Better utilize their individual strengths and
talents Important topics covered include: * Volunteer motivation *
Teamwork * Career implications * Volunteer outreach * Special
events * Delegation * Avoiding burnout * Leveraging networks and
connections Please note that some content featured in the original
version of this title has been removed in this published version
due to permissions issues.
Nonprofit organizations often struggle with selecting and screening
volunteers and placing them in the best possible positions. This
practical resource, originally published by Stevenson, Inc.,
provides actionable tips and techniques to improve volunteer
selection, screening, and placement. The articles in this resource
cover useful topics such as: recruitment procedures aimed at
filling key volunteer positions, techniques for screening
volunteers in advance, interviewing procedures, tips for checking
references, how to conduct thorough background checks, how to
decline a volunteer appointment with tact, advice on clarifying
volunteer tasks before assigning them, steps for conducting
volunteer evaluations. Other topics include: * Background check
rejection follow-up * Defining volunteer roles * Conducting the
right check for the right position * Matching tools * Conducting
volunteer interviews * Effective task delegation * Staff
preparation * Consultant programs * Training and supervision *
Agreements and policies * Special skills volunteers * Evaluation
and assessment * Placement questionnaires * Volunteer satisfaction
* Advocacy volunteers * Codes of conduct * Constituent safety
Please note that some content featured in the original version of
this title has been removed in this published version due to
permissions issues.
Originally published by Stevenson, Inc., this practical resource
provides strategies for nonprofit organizations to connect with
more volunteers through their websites. It includes proven
techniques for tailoring a website to meet volunteers' needs and
provides examples of effective website features from a variety of
organizations. Important topics covered include: * Essential
elements of a volunteer website * How to target baby boomer
volunteers * How an online conferencing system helps bridge the gap
* Boost online contact through social media * Ways to offer virtual
volunteering opportunities * Launching a Facebook page * How online
training can streamline orientation * How volunteer blogs promotes
communication * Online publications * How to increase website usage
* Virtual volunteer projects * Useful online tools * Recruiting
virtual volunteers * Migrating existing volunteer programs online
Please note that some content featured in the original version of
this title has been removed in this published version due to
permissions issues.
Originally published by Stevenson, Inc., this practical resource
features a variety of procedures for working with and managing
volunteers in hospitals and other health-related organizations. It
is rich with ideas for general and targeted recruitment, screening
and placement, training and education, nurturing volunteers,
appreciation and recognition, evaluating and improving volunteer
programs, and more. Additional topics covered include: * Volunteer
guidelines * Prospective volunteers * Volunteer assessment *
Supplemental training * Placement questionnaires * Online resources
* Internships * Volunteer awards * Volunteer reviews * Strategic
partnerships * Self-evaluations * Marketing volunteer programs *
Online tools Please note that some content featured in the original
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due to permissions issues.
Although volunteer recruitment can be difficult for nonprofit
organizations, volunteer retention is often even more difficult.
Originally published by Stevenson, Inc., this practical resource
provides nonprofit organizations and professionals with strategies
for nurturing long-term relationships with volunteers and examples
of what various organizations have done to retain new volunteers.
Important topics covered include: * Welcome kits * Volunteer
assignments * Goal setting * Volunteer motivation * Risk management
measures * Volunteer handbooks * Volunteer incentives * Volunteer
communication * Retention approaches * Volunteer training *
Engaging volunteers * Volunteer recognition Please note that some
content featured in the original version of this title has been
removed in this published version due to permissions issues.
Originally published by Stevenson, Inc., this practical resource
provides strategies for nonprofit organizations to recruit, train,
motivate, and reward young volunteers. It addresses: * Beginning a
youth volunteer program * Tips and techniques to recruit young
volunteers * Connecting with and motivating young people in
volunteer efforts * Benefits and rewards for young volunteers *
Reaching and engaging college-age volunteers Important topics
covered include: * Volunteer selection guidelines * Teen incentive
programs * College and university partnerships * Online recruitment
* Communicating with younger volunteers * Internships * Grants and
awards * Youth volunteer benefits * Cultural awareness * Family
engagement * Working with first-time offenders * Youth volunteer
boards Please note that some content featured in the original
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due to permissions issues.
Originally published by Stevenson, Inc., this practical resource
features strategies to recognize those who support your
organization s mission, including donors, volunteers, and members.
Creative recognition ideas, tips and techniques are presented from
a diverse sampling of nonprofit organizations, as are useful forms,
reports, and other recognition efforts and programs. Important
topics covered include: * Special Events * Outreach * Individual
Donor Recognition * Media and Communication * Specialty Awards,
including to Diverse Members * Effective Awards Presentations *
Leveraging Online Opportunities * Memorable Dedications *
Personalizing Gratitude * Hosting Memorials * Volunteer Halls of
Fame * Recognizing Major Donors * Ways to Say Thank You Please note
that some content featured in the original version of this title
has been removed in this published version due to permissions
issues.
Originally published by Stevenson, Inc., this practical resource
offers nonprofit organizations strategies to recruit, manage and
retain volunteers. It includes procedures for screening, orienting,
training and motivating volunteers as well as samples of useful
forms, policy statements and other examples that the volunteer
manager can put to immediate use. Important topics covered include:
* Background checks * Volunteer training * Volunteer checklists *
Volunteer assignments * Skill-based volunteer programs * Volunteer
motivation * Conflict resolution * Tracking volunteer hours *
Innovative recruitment ideas * Minority outreach * Training manuals
* Volunteer surveys * Volunteer recognition * Communication *
Mentors * Youth Volunteers * Staff engagement Please note that some
content featured in the original version of this title has been
removed in this published version due to permissions issues
Originally published by Stevenson, Inc., this practical resource
provides nonprofit organization with strategies to effectively
train volunteers. It includes essential principles and procedures
to train and educate new and veteran volunteers, samples of useful
forms and resources, and case studies of how other managers train
and educate volunteers. Important topics covered include: * Rules
and regulations * Creative approaches to training * Volunteer
handbooks * Continuing education * Senior training * Electronic
orientation procedures * Teaching skills * Time management training
* Training younger volunteers Quantifiable objectives * Leadership
* Storytelling * Training supervisors * Confidentiality issues
Please note that some content featured in the original version of
this title has been removed in this published version due to
permissions issues.
Originally published by Stevenson, Inc., this practical resource
presents a variety of recruitment strategies including: how to
identify and target particular types of volunteers, procedures for
enlisting groups of volunteers, techniques for recruiting through
publicity and the media, and more. Examples of useful forms,
letters, and brochures used to attract volunteers are also
included. Important topics covered include: * Low-tech recruitment
efforts * Retirement outreach * Minority outreach * Overcoming
recruitment obstacles * Volunteer brochures * Collaboration *
Tapping new constituents, i.e. single parents, baby boomers,
techies, youth * Tapping companies for volunteers and grants *
Corporate partnerships for volunteers, grants, and funds *
Volunteer recognition * Volunteer incentives * Communication plans
* Pro Bono consultants * Staff preparation * Volunteer continuity
Please note that some content featured in the original version of
this title has been removed in this published version due to
permissions issues.
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