Monthly Archives: April 2008
Do We Pay For What We Value?
by Anne Schink This question poses real challenges for organizations that rely on volunteers for accomplishing their mission. My personal experience is that some of the bitterest disputes we ever had were over the question of what we pay for … Continue reading
Posted in Managing Organizations
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Input Sought for Blaine House Conference
The Blaine House Conference on Volunteerism is starting to take shape! 2008 marks the 22nd Maine statewide conference devoted to the needs and issues facing volunteer administrators, program staff, board members, and sponsors. The Planners need your advice on workshop … Continue reading
Posted in Professionalizing the Field
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Volunteers for Volunteers
by Chris Wolff Working with many rural communities in Maine, I am always in awe of the level of civic engagement within these communities. Many small towns are governed by volunteers who serve as selectmen and school board members. Some … Continue reading
Posted in AmeriCorps, Generations, Recruitment, Strategies
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