77 Ways to Recognize Volunteers

Bill Wittich

This book will help you:

Have fun with recognition

Make the most of daily opportunities to say thank you

Spend a little time for a lot of results

Knowledge Transfer Publishing, 2003, 90 pages, ISBN 1-928794-15-7, electronic version only

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Description

Here are techniques to make sure volunteers feel appreciated for their work. Each page is a ready-to-use recognition idea you can apply today, such as putting fun into the volunteer work environment, matching rewards to the person, and avoiding insincere thank you’s.

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Brief Excerpt

Tip 27: Present Recognition in Person

Never mail their award, never put it in their mailbox, and never give it to somebody else to give it to them. If they are going to miss the event where you were planning to present them an award always find another public venue to make the presentation. I remember one time when I earned a service award for a number of years of service and, because I was working and could not attend the event, they placed it in my mailbox. I don’t have to tell you where that award ended up, do I? Make the award presentation a celebration the volunteer will treasure.

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