Whether your organization is big or small, here are fourteen action steps from the Minnesota Association for Volunteer Administration (MAVA) for developing a top-notch volunteer program.
Whether your organization is big or small, here are fourteen action steps from the Minnesota Association for Volunteer Administration (MAVA) for developing a top-notch volunteer program.
The need for a more structured volunteer environment appears evident. Charitable organizations are taking a much more business-like approach toward their volunteers – enter the volunteer resources specialist.
This article offers seven tips for maintaining your volunteer programs during difficult economic conditions.
The volunteer policies in place should dictate what to do when volunteers incur expenses.
This article explains how to follow the volunteer management cycle in difficult economic conditions.
This article offers thirty-five suggestions for reducing risk when using volunteers in your organization.
This article offers a checklist for you to use to delineate your organization’s roles and responsibilities; we offer some suggestions as guidelines that come from our experiences of working with high performing boards.
This article explains why you should be focused on volunteer retention rather than volunteer recruitment.
What could cars and oil changes possibly have to do with building successful volunteer-staff teams? If you are scratching your head, then read on…
This article lists tips for encouraging good relationships between staff and volunteers.