Importance of Volunteer Management:Challenges and Opportunities for Using Volunteers in the Public Library
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Presentation for Charlotte Mecklenburg Library staff by Rebecca Nesbit, PhD of UNCC.
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Importance of Volunteer Management:Challenges and Opportunities for Using Volunteers in the Public Library
- 1. Rebecca Nesbit, PhD Assistant Professor of Nonprofit Management Department of Political Science Affiliate of Nonprofit and Voluntary Action Center UNC-Charlotte
- 7. Source: www.volunteeringinamerica.gov Age Group Volunteer Rate NC Ranking Older Adults (65+) 22.7% #34 Baby Boomers 29.0% #34 Young Adults (16-24) 20.6% #36 College Students 32.9% #14 Millenials 20.8% #35 Teenagers (16-19) 23.2% #39
- 8. Source: www.volunteeringinamerica.gov City Volunteer Rate Ranking Asheville 37.1% #12 of mid-size cities Charlotte 29.5% #15 of large cities Durham 36.1% Fayettesville 28.5% Greensboro 28.2% #40 of mid-size cities Hickory 19.9% Raleigh 23.9% #38 of large cities Winston-Salem 29.9% North Carolina Overall 26.4%
- 19. Urban Institute. 2004. Volunteer Management Capacity in Americaās Charities and Congregations: A Briefing Report. Washington, D.C. Good Volunteer Management Practices Percentage of Nonprofits that Use Practice Regularly Matching volunteersā skills with appropriate assignments 45% Recognizing the contributions of volunteers 35% Measuring the impact of volunteers annually 30% Providing volunteers with training and professional development 25% Training paid staff to work with volunteers 19%
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