I think we, volunteer managers tend to deny our negative feelings because we’re always “on.” We’re looked at as cheerful people with can-do attitudes and we don’t think we can have bad days. But we can. Because we’re human and our human-ness is what makes us so darned effective.
“I’m close to quitting, just walking out,” Ruby, a wispy volunteer manager says tersely. “And so are some of the …
I didn’t make an appointment to repair my soul, because I really never stop to think that I need it. …
I’m not telling you anything new when I say we all want our volunteers to be acknowledged and appreciated. We …
Meg is a volunteer coordinator for a large health care system that specializes in patient rehabilitation. Her volunteers are involved …
One of the steady stream of little articles that I just got via my work email (you know all the …
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