Volunteer Management Group presents the 3rd Annual Volunteer Management for Nonprofits Conference at University Settlement at the Houston Street Center on Friday, March 25, 2011, from 8:00 am to 5:00pm.
Join your colleagues, peers and leaders in the field of volunteer management for a day of educational workshops, professional development, personal motivation and inspiration, and networking.
This conference is geared towards a wide array of individuals: volunteer managers already in the field, individuals interested in joining the field, development professionals, college students, and individuals already working in a non-profit, whether in a senior or junior role, such as Executive Directors, Human Resource Managers, Volunteer Program Managers, Development Directors, and Program Associates.
http://volunteermanagementgroup.com/blog/volunteer-management/volunteer-management-for-nonprofits-conference-march-26th/
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Monday, January 24, 2011
Microvolunteering
A new volunteer word has moved into our vocabulary, microvolunteering. "Mom used to bake cookies for the PTA and serve on committees for the church. Now she edits marketing copy for the local animal shelter while waiting for the bus and helps NASA identify craters on the moon during boring department meetings. Microvolunteering, the art of donating time in 20-minute increments, comes to us via our smart phones-which we also rely on to organize protests and tweet our bikeathon fund-raising totals."
Excerpt from January 3, 2011 article, "Philanthropy's 10 Favorite Buzzwords of the Decade Show How Nonprofits Are Changing" by Lucy Bernholz
Monday, January 10, 2011
Volunteer Book Review
Recently another blog posted a review of my book The Volunteer Book. The blog is Mel and Steve's Blog. Here is a little more about them:
Dr. J. Melvyn and Martha Ming and Steve and Ronda Mills are the founding partners of Leadership Development Resources LLC. After many years of collaboration in producing leadership materials and coaching church leadership teams, we formed LDR out of a commitment to a biblically based, Christ centered mission to develop leaders and empower churches. The focus of this blog is developing leaders and empower churches.
And now here is a link to their blog review of my book:
http://www.ldrteam.com/blog/volunteers/#respond
Here is a link to amazon.com: http://tinyurl.com/TheVolunteerBook
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