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Volunteer Centers

 

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Free electronic book:

For a complete discussion of the role of a volunteer center and how to plan strategically for one, download the FREE electronic book, Volunteer Centers: Gearing Up for the 1990s by Susan J. Ellis. When the United Way of America let this 97-page book go out of print, Susan received permission to make it available online free of charge. Despite the dated title, the material is still very pertinent today for anyone starting or re-assessing a volunteer center.

Web sites with information on this topic:

The 2001 Volunteer Center Survey: A Report On Findings And Implications

http://www.pointsoflight.org/downloads/pdf/survey_01vc.pdf

Provides an overview of the member Volunteer Centers that make up the Volunteer Center National Network (USA), outlines the basic organizational composition of these Volunteer Centers, and gives an indication of the different roles that Volunteer Centers play in their communities.

WorkPace Program

http://www.workpaceusa.org/

The Volunteer Center of North Texas helps businesses deal with injured employees who are well enough to work, but not able to return to their normal job. WorkPace places employees in volunteer work with nonprofit organizations and reports to the employer on the activity.

Relevant Hot Topic essays:

7/19/04

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From the Top Down
Outlines the key executive decisions necessary to lay the foundation for effective volunteer involvement.

By Definition
A walk-through of the importance of developing policies for and about volunteers, with clear examples and templates.

Volunteer Management: An Essential Guide, 2nd edition
Filled with solid information for both starting and strengthening a volunteer program in any setting.

 


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