ACT Volunteer Center is excited to announce the lanch of its new website!
To check it out, please go to www.actvolunteercenter.net
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Monday, May 24, 2010
Families Volunteering Together
Does your organization allow families to volunteer? Allowing whole families to volunteer can be great for families and organizations alike. Families may benefit by learning about new social issues and spending meaningful quality time together. Organizations may benefit from the teamwork and morale of families and from the added dimension of community.
To check out more reasons why volunteering as a family is great, check out the link below!
http://www.liveunited.org/volunteer/family.cfm
To check out more reasons why volunteering as a family is great, check out the link below!
http://www.liveunited.org/volunteer/family.cfm
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Hey all-
We are facing a volunteering crisis in America. A recent study conducted by the Corporation for National and Community Service reports that 1/3 of all volunteers each year will not volunteer again the next year.
The study then gives many interesting reasons for why some people choose not to volunteer or quit volunteering after a short period of time. Some of the main findings revealed about non-volunteers are that they choose not to volunteer because they have never been asked, they feel that they are too busy to volunteer, or they have been turned off by a previous volunteer experience that was poorly managed.
The article also gives methods of attracting and retaining volunteers! To check out this new research, click the link below!
http://www.volunteeringinamerica.gov/assets/resources/PathwaytoService.pdf
We are facing a volunteering crisis in America. A recent study conducted by the Corporation for National and Community Service reports that 1/3 of all volunteers each year will not volunteer again the next year.
The study then gives many interesting reasons for why some people choose not to volunteer or quit volunteering after a short period of time. Some of the main findings revealed about non-volunteers are that they choose not to volunteer because they have never been asked, they feel that they are too busy to volunteer, or they have been turned off by a previous volunteer experience that was poorly managed.
The article also gives methods of attracting and retaining volunteers! To check out this new research, click the link below!
http://www.volunteeringinamerica.gov/assets/resources/PathwaytoService.pdf
Monday, May 10, 2010
The Rights and Responsibilities of Volunteers
Often times, new volunteers begin volunteer opportunities without being fully aware of what they are responsible for or what their rights are within the organizations. They may be so excited that they commit to a bigger project than they have time for. Or, they may not know important information about the organization, like that there is a confidentiality policy.
The link below is a clear-cut list of the responsibilities and rights of both the volunteer organizations and the volunteers. This way, volunteers will not fall through the cracks and can make the best out of their volunteering experiences.
http://www.helpnow.org/volunteer_rights.php
The link below is a clear-cut list of the responsibilities and rights of both the volunteer organizations and the volunteers. This way, volunteers will not fall through the cracks and can make the best out of their volunteering experiences.
http://www.helpnow.org/volunteer_rights.php
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