1. NSW Volunteer Centres To find volunteers or volunteer jobs in regional NSW, also contact your local Volunteer Referral Agency. http://www.volunteering.com.au/working_with_volunteers/nsw_volunteer_centres.asp

Skip over menu GO TO > School of Volunteer Management Skills Passport Fido HOME ... Youth Volunteering SHOP TODAY Membership Merchandise and gifts Publications E-NEWSLETTERS Voice of Volunteering Volunteer Life SKILLS PASSPORT Assess your skills and experience using the Skills Passport online self-assessment tool Home Working With Volunteers Membership Benefits Are you a not-for-profit professional? Discover our wide-range of support services For Managers Find Volunteers National Standards Latest News Improve Your Skills School of Volunteer Management NSW Volunteer Centres Albury-Wodonga Jill Allen Albury-Wodonga Volunteer Resource Bureau PO Box 730 Wodonga Vic 3690 T: 02 6021 0990 F: 02 6021 0993 jillallen@vrb.org.au Armidale Jane Davies Armidale Volunteer Referral Service 129 Rusden Str. (PO Box 75A) Armidale NSW 2350 T: 02 6770 3838 F: 02 6772 9275 E: jdavies@armidale.nsw.gov.au

2. Working With Volunteers - National Center For Family Literacy Working with Volunteers. Volunteers and potential volunteers are becoming increasingly aware of the nation s alarming literacy challenges. http://www.famlit.org/site/c.gtJWJdMQIsE/b.1423221/k.7B70/Working_with_Volunteer

Professional Development Free Teacher Resources Thinkfinity Literacy Network Community Literacy ... Literacy Now Blog Our recent posts: Home Tools for Literacy Programs Working with Volunteers Working with Volunteers Over the past few years, NCFL has collaborated with program staff, national organizations and corporate partners to develop several resources for programs to help them maximize their capacity to work with volunteers. Thinkfinity Literacy Network . This free resource offers programs the necessary tools to recruit and assess potential volunteers and incorporate them successfully into the family literacy environment. © 2006, National Center for Family Literacy Contact Us SiteMap

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4. Alliance For Community Trees : Case Study State Zip. In addition to policy alerts, to receive events, funding, and research updates, please complete these fields. Your information will never be http://actrees.org/site/stories/working_with_volunteers.php

Search Sitemap Email: Complete registration Name: Organization: Address: City: State: Zip: In addition to policy alerts, to receive events, funding, and research updates, please complete these fields. Your information will never be sold to external parties. Members Only Section NeighborWoods Trainings Public Policy ... More Case Studies... Working with Volunteers (Atlanta, GA)- Over the last decade, Trees Atlanta developed a thriving volunteer network that plants trees every Saturday, rain or shine, from October through March. Category: Volunteers OVERVIEW From April though September, volunteers provide follow-up care for trees planted in previous years. Approximately 1,500 volunteers plant and maintain 1,500 trees annually. BACKGROUND Trees Atlanta was established in 1985 by Central Atlanta Progress (the downtown business leaders' association), the Atlanta Commissioner of Parks and the Junior League to improve the green space in downtown Atlanta. Its original focus was on planting large street trees in the downtown area. Trees Atlanta raised money for both the trees and for contractors to do the planting. About 10 years ago, Trees Atlanta decided to broaden its scope beyond the downtown area and begin planting in the surrounding neighborhoods. This change required Trees Atlanta to develop a network of volunteers to assist with the planting and maintenance of the trees. Neighborhood trees were smaller than those planted in the downtown area and could be managed by volunteers. In addition, there was not enough money to pay landscapers for the new target areas.

5. Working With Volunteers . Getting Involved. Staying Involved. Resources References. Directory. Contacts......Home. Program Sponsors. Program http://www.mntca.org/Reference_manual/working_with_volunteers-index.htm

Minnesota Tree Care Advisors Home Program Sponsors Program Description Getting Involved ... Contacts Working With Volunteers This section covers the history of the program and gives some handouts that will make it easier for you to organize a volunteer planting of your own. Tree Care Advisors: A Voluntary Stewardship Program Volunteer Forms - the following forms are available in a printer-friendly format, but you need Adobe Acrobat Reader to access the files. See specific form for the printer friendly version. Send mail to hanso355@umn.edu with questions or comments about this web site. Last modified: February 11, 2003

6. DIY Fundraising - Working With Volunteers Your fundraising volunteers will be representing your organization. They need to be trained and motivated to do the work they volunteered for. http://www.diyfundraising.com/Working_with_Volunteers.html

Working with Volunteers Train and Motivate Your Volunteers Your fundraising volunteers will be representing your organization. They need to be trained and motivated to do the work they volunteered for. Often, volunteers who have a genuine desire to get job experience or volunteers who have a great interest in a specific cause are those will work the hardest and will do what needs to be done. However, you can make all your volunteers more enthusiastic about helping your fundraising plan if you listen to what your volunteers want or need from their volunteer experience. Providing a pleasant work environment, interesting tasks, and even motivating them through prizes or praise can make your volunteers feel better about working for your group. Building a team atmosphere through periodic meetings can also help motivate your team. Volunteers are not employees Your volunteers are like your donors they are people who offer their services to you at no charge. It is insensitive and often ineffective to treat them as employees. You should also try to give your volunteers some value for their experiene as well as periodically express your appreciation for your workers, much as you would express your appreciation for the money that donors give. Your volunteers are offering you a valuable resource by offering you their time. Do not squander this gift or take it for granted. If your volunteers are overworked, outsource some of that work to new volunteers. If you are overworked, try asking to see whether any volunteers would be interested in taking on a larger workload.

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8. Working With Volunteers - Blackwell Online Working with Volunteers, Cherry Bushell, null Books Blackwell Online Bookshop. http://bookshop.blackwell.co.uk/jsp/id/Working_with_Volunteers/9781905053186

Home Advanced search Sign in by Title Author Keyword ISBN My categories None defined Popular categories Show all categories Business Books Children's Books Computer Books ... Specialist sites Email Signup Sign up to our free email newsletter to receive exclusive offers Receiving emails from Blackwell Online Working with Volunteers Cherry Bushell ISBN: 1905053185 Edition Revised edition Paperback Wiremill Publishing Ltd Usually despatched within 3 to 9 days Not currently stocked in Blackwell stores. Ask your local store to obtain this book for you. Rate this item Write a review Tell a friend Printer-friendly page Please note that there may be some price differences between Blackwell Online and our Retail Shops Item Details Reviews ISBN Pages What's this? Published in Edenbridge Publisher Wiremill Publishing Ltd Series title Quickguides S. Imprint Wiremill Publishing Ltd Height (mm) Format Paperback Width (mm) Publication date 01 Oct 2004 Be the first to write a Customer review Contact us Affiliates Publisher Centre ... Help

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skip navigation contact us links FAQs ... news site search site search in the whole site events venues minisites Help with searching Featured artists Adrian Holt Adrian Holt, Glossop Jenny Mather Jenny Mather Hope Valley Ann Menary Ann Menary, Chesterfield Matthew Lovell, Youlgrave Festivals Toolkit: Organisation: Working with Volunteers For everyone employing an artist health and safety at outdoor events deaf arts development results of rural creative economy research project For artists working in schools funding advice developing your creative business For educators inspire creativity working with artists funding for creative learning planning for safety ... creative learning Get involved getting involved volunteering join a group forums and networks Festivals festivals in derbyshire festival toolkit When organising an event it is vital to recognise that people and time are valuable resources. Few local festivals have enough money with which to hire staff so you will probably begin by finding volunteers to work on your event. Fortunately, many local people are keen to be involved in organising festivals and events which are of particular interest to them. A music lover, for example, might happily steward at a music festival if it means they get to see all the concerts free of charge. Volunteers can fulfill all kinds of roles, but can be particularly good at dealing with the public - directing them to their seats, answering any queries, and generally helping them to have a better experience at the event. If you are lucky, you can build up a team of volunteers who will work at your event year after year, and will also help to promote it simply by being enthusiastic. They can also provide a source of local contacts and act as local advocates.

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