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Matching Volunteer Skills with Organizational Needs

November 24, 2019 by Ermine Smith

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Whether mentoring, stuffing envelopes, coordinating events, raising money, shopping at the food pantry or serving meals, volunteers enhance and enrich the services offered by the not-for-profit agencies in our community. What are the best strategies for recruiting, engaging and retaining volunteers for your organization?  What skills does your nonprofit need and how can you find those volunteers? In this workshop, participants will learn the best strategies for recruiting, engaging, retaining and evaluating volunteers. In addition, we will discuss how best to integrate volunteers and staff members, so as to have a coordinated effort on behalf of the organization.

Linda Meisel, LCSW

Linda Meisel is currently the Interim Executive Director at the Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Mercer. She has served as an Executive Director at Corner House Counseling Center and Jewish Family & Children’s Services. Ms. Meisel has taught not-for-profit management workshops at Princeton Community Works, Mercer County Community College and has presented at national conferences for not-for-profit agencies.

 

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