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"Working with motivation" by Andy Nowlen, 1995-01-01 Literacy outreach: The community link : a guide to working with literacy helpers by Karen Reed Green, 1985 Protecting children: A code of good practice for voluntary organisations in Scotland working with children and young people Educational classes and other service with workingmen, (Series on volunteer community service by college men) by Fred Hamilton Rindge, 1915 A Handbook: Working With Refugees and Asylum Seekers: A handbook for Red Cross & Red Crescent staff and volunteers Working for a better community.(General News)(The `Days of Caring' event matches volunteers with many worthy causes): An article from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) by Gale Reference Team, 2006-09-28 Worldwide Volunteering for Young People: In Association With Youth for Britain (How to) Planning a Family Friends Project: A Working Guide (Program Innovations in Aging) by Catherine Ventura-Merkel, 1988-02 Nonviolence Training Project: Trainers’ Resource Manual by Pt'chang Nonviolent Community Safety Group Inc., 2010-03-18 After the battering: The struggle of battered women with violence in the family by Ronit Lev Ari, 1991

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81. Tarrant Race For The Cure - Welcome
    National organization with a network of volunteers working through local affiliates to eradicate breast cancer as a life threatening disease by advancing research, education, screening and treatment.  
    http://www.tarrantraceforthecure.com/
    
    Extractions: Our mission is to eradicate breast cancer as a life threatening disease through the advancement of research, education, screening and treatment. This web site is dedicated to providing you with breast health news and information, fund raising events, updates on local grants and general information about the Tarrant County Affiliate.

82. Camosun Bog At Pacific Spirit Park
    A group of volunteers working with staff in Pacific Spirit Regional Park and dedicated to restoring the bog to a healthy, functional and sustainable bog ecosystem.  
    http://www.naturalhistory.bc.ca/CamosunBog/index.htm

83. CAMPHILL VILLAGE - Minnesota
    Community living in a familylike setting for people with developmental disabilities. volunteers welcome. 360-acre working farm 10 miles north of Sauk Centre.  
    http://www.camphillvillage-minnesota.org/

84. SJVR Conservation District Center
    Seem to identify with staff even more than volunteers. Bring their friendsin as volunteers. Look miserable working alone. Affiliation. Wow!  
    http://www.cyber-sierra.com/revive/volunteers.htm
    
    Extractions: Appendix Video Materials Guide Reference Links RCD Powers ... Home UNDERSTANDING VOLUNTEERS and VOLUNTEER BOARD S http://www.cybervpm.com/contents.htm , is your starting point for information on and instruction in volunteer program management. Excerpts from : Resources for Volunteer Program Managers , A Web Book by Nan Hawthorne. This is from the chapter on Volunteer Management at http://www.cybervpm.com/superv.htm Four Typical Basic Motivators of Volunteers Praise These volunteers enjoy recognition for their talents and accomplishments. They like being thanked, given gifts, singled out for achievements. They probably find situations where there is little, no or exclusively negative feedback very frustrating. They enjoy a volunteer program where the results of their effort are readily seen by others, especially a supervisor or the volunteer coordinator, and where some sort of yearly recognition event occurs. They might work best in a volunteer position where talents already possess can be used. Affiliation These volunteers like being part of an organization, a club or a team. They enjoy opportunities to get together with others with similar beliefs, backgrounds or goals, and being associated with a well-known cause or group. They probably would not find working alone or for an obscure organization very satisfying. An affiliation-motivated volunteer works best in a volunteer position where social opportunities are part of the program, where they work on group projects, represent the organization to the public or wear a badge, uniform or even a T-shirt with the organization’s logo

85. TechSoup: Worksheets: Working With Technical Volunteers: A Manual For Nonprofit
    Home Worksheets working with Technical volunteers A Manual forNonprofit Organizations. Save to My TechSoup, Save to My TechSoup.  
    http://www.techsoup.org/worksheetpage.cfm?worksheetid=111

86. TechSoup - Articles: Consultants - Working With Corporate Volunteers And Consult
    working with Corporate volunteers and Consultants May 05, 2000 When you bring ina volunteer or consultant who is used to working in the corporate world, you  
    http://www.techsoup.org/articlepage.cfm?articleid=121&topicid=8

87. EverythingESL.net Working With Bilingual Parent Volunteers
    working with bilingual parent volunteers. by Judie Haynes 7 Feb 1999. Once your havea few volunteers working with students successfully, the word will spread.  
    http://www.everythingesl.net/inservices/bilingualparents.php

88. Home Sweet Home
    Small group of volunteers working to provide financial help to animal shelters. Includes animal quotes and stories.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/theforce/caninehelp/
    
    Extractions: Good day to all Web surfers. I have thought so many times of how much I love my cat and dog. If you have pets then you know what I mean. But let me tell you, not many pets have the oppertunity to live with loving and dedicated owners. Instead, they live in homes which cannot offer the love and kindness you give to your pets. They become abused and start to wither away and the, put in a small pound. The pound is so small that, over a short period of time, an animal must be put down. Not a pretty thought. This mostly happens in 3rd world countries but don't be that relieved, because the story I am going to tell you may change your perspective of how much dogs and animals get hurt each day and how little they are being cared for. I was going on a trip to Nicaragua in Central America. I had not seen my Grandmother in 4 years and I was very excited, but all that soon changed. On the 5th day of the two weeks we were to spend there, we were on our way to a hotel. Suddenly I saw a small building. It basically looked like a large worn out bathroom that looked like it could hardly fit 5 people inside. I glanced at the side door and my eyes widened in disbelief. The sign said, "Pet Shelter." I couldn't believe my eyes, but I stayed silent bearing the heavy heart inside of me. I thought to myself

89. AJLI - The Assoc. Of Junior Leagues International Inc.
    AJLI is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. The 295 affiliated Junior Leagues in Canada, Great Britain, Mexico and the United States, have more than 193,000 women working together toward a common mission. Contact area League for membership information.  
    http://www.ajli.org

90. Home
    working for peace and justice through international workcamps all over the world. volunteers and sponsors are always needed.  
    http://www.ivsgbn.demon.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to International Voluntary Service IVS is a peace organisation working for the sustainable development of local and global communities throughout the world. We offer you a unique opportunity to make a difference in the world around you by taking part in International Voluntary Projects. Projects are generally short term (2 - 4 weeks) and you do not need any specific skills or qualifications to take part. If this sounds like something you might like to do..... READ ON! We believe that the more people can meet, talk with and achieve with others, the more understanding will develop. IVS brings people together from different countries, cultural heritage, social and political backgrounds to do voluntary work on practical projects of direct benefit to local communities. The voluntary projects provide opportunities to gain new skills and to live and work together with other people from different countries which in turn helps to break down stereotypes and deepen mutual understanding. This involvement often helps volunteers become more aware of the ways in which collective action can benefit community development and social inclusion. We hope that through this experience, volunteers gain a greater understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing many communities and by recognising responsibilities to themselves and their communities, they will continue to work for a more peaceful and just world. For many volunteers, taking part in an IVS international project is a life changing experience. Why not join us?

91. The USGenWeb Project - Home Page
    Consisting of a group of volunteers working together to provide Internet websites for genealogical research in every county and every state of the United States, the Project is noncommercial and fully committed to free access for everyone.  
    http://www.usgenweb.com:80/

92. Swearer Center For Public Service
    Program Meetings Content Evaluation. Program Management working Withvolunteers. volunteers are the core of your project. It is through  
    http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Swearer_Center/work/staffguide/volunteers.shtml
    
    Extractions: Volunteers are the core of your project. It is through their time, expertise and effort that the goals of your project will be realized. One of the most important roles of the coordinator is to offer and organize support to volunteers. Yet this can also be one of the most intimidating parts of your job. Managing a group of your peers, particularly in subject areas in which you are not expert, can be a daunting task. Remember you are not expected to know it all. Most volunteers come to the project with enthusiasm and curiosity. They also come with varying degrees of experience, different motivations for getting involved, varied amounts of time they can give to the program and differing degrees to which the work relates to their academic, personal or professional goals. It is important for coordinators to identify the strengths and the needs of their volunteers. Many coordinators incorporate this process into the initial training for the semester (see Training). Clarifying strengths and needs can give you a sense of the expertise that you have in your program as well as areas that may require further training throughout the year.

93. Literacy Volunteers Of Fauquier County
    A nonprofit organization, working to eradicate illiteracy in this community.  
    http://users.erols.com/lvfc/

94. The Computer Technology Documentation Project
    A group of volunteers working to provide documentation for learning and reference for various technologies. Also this organization helps to make technical educational materials available to those who cannot afford it.  
    http://www.comptechdoc.org/

95. Artsupport
    Informal network of volunteers working to assure access to arts education each semester for every student.  
    http://www.artsupport.com/

96. Minnesota Association Of Museums
    Organization for museums professionals and volunteers working together to provide a network of support and professional development.  
    http://www.minnesotamuseums.org

97. Carstens 1880 Farmstead
    Nonprofit group of local volunteers which oversees an 80-acre working farm museum exhibit located in SW Iowa. History, newsletter, events.  
    http://www.thefarmstead.org/

98. United Way Of Greater High Point: Home
    A local organization working to support a broad range of agencies and human services. It allocates money raised through a citizens review process conducted by volunteers and has a variety of community building activities.  
    http://www.unitedwayhp.org/
    
    Extractions: United Way of Greater High Point is about much more than raising money. We're about being the first place people think of- and turn to- when they need help. We are an organization comprised of folks from all walks of life and every segment of our community who share one thing in common: a heartfelt desire to reach out to our neighbors in need. We invite you to explore our site and learn ways that you can make a difference in the lives of so many.

99. CASAnet Is The Support Website For CASA And GAL Program Staff
    CASAnet is a resource for CASA volunteers, staff and other professionals working in the child advocacy field.  
    http://www.casanet.org/
    
    Extractions: You are invited to submit a proposal for a workshop presentation at the 23rd Annual Conference of the National Court Appointed Special Advocate Association, June 5 – 8, 2004 in Washington D.C. Over 1300 volunteers, CASA/GAL directors, lawyers and judges and other child advocates will be in attendance. Large print version Volunteer Training manual Links to nonprofit management on the web NCASAA Standards for Member Programs The Urban Initiative Report ... Version 3.91

100. Sea Island Habitat For Humanity
     Located in Johns Island, SC. working to build homes for families in need. A nonprofit Christian housing ministry that relies on volunteers to build new homes to end poverty housing.  
     http://www.seaislandhabitat.com/

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