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Not for Profit class The non-profit is planned parenthood Discuss how your selected nonprofit organization manage staff and service volunteers: 1) Are they adopting any new and innovative ideas to attract and retain their volunteers? Describe or recommend such ideas. 2) Retaining talent is always a key issue nonprofits face. How should they deal with this problem? Want to hear your ideas and suggestions?.

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