Community Fundraising: The Effective Use of Volunteer Networks
Volunteer networks are a key resource for fundraising, but are often not appreciated as they should be. This title demonstrates how to make the most of your volunteers. It covers: what community fundraising is; why people volunteer, the value of volunteers and staff attitudes to volunteers; the recruitment, retention and development of volunteers; the management of staff working with volunteers; case studies from a range of different types of charities - and what can be learned from these.
160 pages
English edition · First published 2002 by Directory of Social Change · ISBN 9781900360982
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