15. Mission
Statements
• “To
promote
business,
enhance
economic
and
community
development,
and
serve
as
a
catalyst
for
improving
the
overall
quality
of
life
in
the
community
and
region.
”
• “Is
dedicated
to
shaping
policy
and
events,
so
that
decisions
by
business
and
government
result
in
an
improved
____
economy
and
quality
of
life.”
24. Position
Description
• Position
title
• Purpose
of
position
• Volunteer’s
responsibilities/tasks
• Outcomes/goals
(success
measures)
• Training
and
support
plan
• Reporting
• Time
commitment
• Qualifications
needed
• Benefit
27. IN DIRECT
ASK
Volunteer:
Hi
Sarah,
I
have
this
project
coming
up
for
GMN
it’s
kinda
big
and
I
could
use
some
help
do
you
think
you
could
help
me?
!
Potential
Volunteer:
Well,
up
no
you
see
I’m
kinda
busy
with
work
and
family
so
I
don’t
have
time
to
give
right
now.
28. DIRECT ASK
Volunteer:
I
am
working
to
produce
the
October
GMN
education
program
we
are
planning
the
event
for
October
10th
from
9am
–
Noon.
I
know
you
have
a
talent
for
creating
marketing
flyers
do
you
think
you
would
be
able
to
help
us
create
this
one
flyer?
!
Potential
Volunteer:
I
am
really
busy
and
I
think
I
could
fit
in
this
small
project
for
you
the
week
of
September
1st.
Could
that
work
for
you?
29. Ask:
Do
NOT
∗
∗
∗
∗
Send
ONLY
an
email
Ask
in
a
Newsletter
Beg
Force
or
Coerce
36. RECRUITMENT IDEAS:
• Volunteer Fair
• Virtual Volunteerism
• Job board
• Volunteer Manager
• Use of President Elect, to recruit to their team
• Track skills of your members
• Offer Leadership Training
• Tell your own Testimonials about why and how you
volunteer (web, newsletter, in person)
37. Selecting
Volunteers
• What
are
the
traits
you
need
for
the
position?
–
–
–
–
–
–
Leadership
skills
Connection
to
the
cause
Attitude
Desire
to
serve
Leadership
skills
Sense
of
humor
47. Micro-‐Volunteering
• Put
simply,
it's
volunteering
that
you
can
do
in
small
bits
of
time
-‐
from
5
minutes
to
2
hours.
It's
high-‐impact,
high-‐efficiency
do-‐gooding
• Bite-‐sized
• Crowd-‐sourced
• www.sparked.com
51. 7 TIPS ON SUCCESSFUL
VOLUNTEERISM
• Work on a cause that means something to you
• Consider sills you have to offer
• Do you want to learn something new
• Combine goals
• Don’t over commit
• Think family
• I never thought of that vs. that will never work