Retention & Recognition of Volunteers
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Journal of Volunteer Administration
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The Linkage Group, Inc., Vernon Hills, IL
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Division for Parish Services, Lutheran Church of America, Philadelphia, PA
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Voluntary Action Leadership, Winter 1985
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Minnesota Office on Volunteer Services
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Journal of Volunteer Administration
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Voluntary Action Leadership, Winter 1985
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A Dissertation submitted to National Catholic School of Social Service of The Catholic University of America, 1997
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Yellowfire Press, The Center for Creative Community, 1987
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ENERGIZE, Inc -- Hot Topic
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Journal of Volunteer Administration
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Susan J. Ellis personal collection
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Susan J. Ellis personal collection
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Heritage Arts, Downers Grove, IL
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Hundreds of ideas for recognizing the work of volunteers and thanking them for their contributions. Plus a discussion of what effective recognition really entails.
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Heritage Arts
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This video was made by the Learning Institute for Nonprofit Organizations, a national distance learning program. It begins with Ellis quickly reviewing some content from an earlier “Part 1” video, and then moves into a comprehensive presentation on how to recruit and retain volunteers. Later in the video, questions are submitted from the audience (via phone calls & written format) to which Ellis provides specific practical responses. This is where a lot of the value lies!
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Learning Institute
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Leadership magazine, Points of Light Foundation, Apr-June 1993
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Philanthropic Service for Institutions, Adventist World Headquarters, Washington, DC
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Journal of Volunteer Administration
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Journal of Volunteer Administration
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ENERGIZE, Inc -- Hot Topic
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Volunteer Canada
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Voluntary Action Leadership, Winter 1977
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Association of Art Museum Directors, Savannah, GA
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