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Realizedworth

Status: Last online 22 Jun 2009

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The Basics
My Town: Toronto, Ontario
My Country: Canada
My Website: http://realizedworth.blogspot.com
Who I Am
Bio:
I work with companies to set up successful and enjoyable Corporate Volunteering programs that set them apart in the minds of the employees, and the community. Whether you are a business looking to create positive community impact as part of your Corporate Responsibility strategy, or a non profit looking to benefit from creating strong connections with the business community, I can help.
Interests:
LinkedIn Profile ; http://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisjarviscan Twitter; @RealizedWorth
Issues of Concern:
Corporate Volunteering Programs, Corporate Citizenship, Employee Volunteer and Giving Programs, Community Impacts
What I Do
Job: Corporate Volunteer Program Designer, Speaker, Consultant
Company: Realized Worth
Website: http://realizedworth.blogspot.com
Contacts
Public email: chrisjarvis@realizedworth.com
Private email: chrisjarvis@realizedworth.com
Mobile: 416-567-2004
 
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How To Offer A Great Volunteer Experience (5 of 6)

How can NPOs benifit from the growing number of companies seeking partners for community engagement? Demote the staff, and create limitless potential! >>

How To Offer A Great Volunteer Experience (4 of 6)

Avoid the worst mistake in managing volunteers: treating everyone equally. >>

How To Offer A Great Volunteer Experience (3 of 6)

Get the best out of your volunteers! Instead of using volunteers to meet needs, shape the need to fit your volunteers. >>

How to Offer A Great Volunteer Experience (2 of 6)

Give The Volunteer What He/She Wants! Want more volunteers? You need to meet them where they are at. Here's how. >>

How to Offer A Great Volunteer Experience (1 of 6)

I had to mobilize 1000 new volunteers in just 12 months. It was just me and a part time assistant.Not enough time or resources. Here's how I did it. >>

Enough is Enough; When Volunteers Should Say ‘No’!

Where do you draw the line with the organization you volunteer for? There is always so much work to be done, how do you ever say 'no'? >>