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Leveling Up Your Volunteer Recruitment Strategy: 5 Tips

Achieve

starts with a well thought out volunteer recruitment strategy. This article will offer five actionable tips to help your organization recruit volunteers that are passionate about helping you meet your goals. Incentivize peer-to-peer recruitment. Ready to learn more about leveling up your volunteer recruitment strategies?

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9 Strategies for Preventing Volunteer Burnout & Keeping Your Leadership Pipeline Full

Membersuite

Association colleagues are telling us they’re having a tough time recruiting and retaining volunteers. Volunteer recruitment was already a problem before the pandemic—members were busy. How to Prevent Volunteer Burnout and Keep Your Leadership Pipeline Full. Perceived lack of appreciation for the time and effort they put in.

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Mastering Leadership Communication to Connect with Members

ISAE

Mastering Leadership Communication to Connect with Members Whether you manage a social or professional fraternity or sorority, communicating with members should be one of your top priorities. By prioritizing open communication between leadership and the rest of your organization, you create a shared feeling of belonging and a common identity.

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Embrace equity, diversity, and inclusion during the 2024 Women’s History Month

Nimble AMS

For example, hire an ASL interpreter, use gender neutral bathrooms, and include gender pronouns on nametags. Create content that reflects equity, diversity, and inclusion Advance your own EDI efforts and simultaneously support your members with valuable thought leadership content. Expand your recruiting reach.

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Recruit People Who Naturally Are Inclined to Live Your Values

Eric Lanke

For my comments on the third rule, go here. + + + Here''s Nader''s fourth rule, along with what he says about it in his HBR blog post : Recruit people who naturally are inclined to live your values. This does not mean recruiting clones! I''ve asked references for examples of how candidates do or do not demonstrate them.

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Technology + CSR: How to Get The Most Out of Your Programs

NXUnite

For example, a local gym might be more inclined to donate gently used gym equipment to a community center nonprofit if they’ve established a connection through CSR. Aside from engaging employees, CSR events also allow employees and leadership to bond outside the office. New talent recruitment. Networking with businesses.

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Monday Buzz: How to Recruit Small Businesses

Associations Now

Recruiting small businesses to join your organization is difficult, but these tips could help. Many organizations already know the value of recruiting small businesses as members, but servicing emerging businesses can come with a unique set of challenges. Members can pick up on good (and bad) vibes.