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Volunteering with Making a Difference Foundation

12.12.2024 in Volunteer Relations

MADF has a database of over a thousand volunteers for a large variety of opportunities. As a volunteer, there are various work locations and duties. At the ECP food bank, responsibilities include restocking shelves and monitoring shoppers. At the Tacoma Dome Free Grocery Giveaway Drive-Thru...

Volunteer Relations with Second Harvest Inland Northwest

02.08.2024 in Volunteer Relations

Volunteers are more than likely critical to your project’s functionality. Respecting volunteers and knowing each of their strengths and weaknesses saves time and frustration.Know your needs. Make sure you know how many volunteers are needed, what will be expected of them, and how long their...

Volunteer Outreach, Recruitment, & Retention with Lettuce Link

21.06.2024 in Volunteer Relations

Outreach & RecruitmentTabling at volunteer fairs, plant sales and harvest fairs, food- and urban agriculture-related events, and events held by organizations with similar missionsEmailing city or neighborhood listservs about specific volunteer opportunitiesNeighborhood outreach including door-to-door flyeringProviding service learning and internship opportunities for local studentsPosting on...

Outreach, Recruitment, Retention, and Appreciation with OCCAC

27.12.2023 in Volunteer Relations

OutreachThe outreach efforts for this program were heavily focused on making a community presence during the off-season months of winter and into the beginning of the growing season. Attending monthly meetings for existing community organizations and coalitions, local farmers market informational booths and having an active organization...

Volunteer Recruitment at Kitsap Harvest

13.03.2023 in Volunteer Relations

Written by Katie Allen, Grow A Row Coordinator VISTAThe Grow A Row Coordinator VISTA works with Kitsap Harvests Volunteer Coordinator to recruit and manage Grow-A-Row volunteers. Volunteers sign up through the Kitsap Harvest website and indicate which program they are most interested in, then the...

Volunteer Relations with Spokane Edible Tree Project

23.12.2022 in Volunteer Relations

Spokane Edible Tree Project (SETP) had approximately 250 volunteers participate in the gleaning program in 2018. The number of volunteers has continued to grow each year, as SETP gains recognition throughout the community. However, as with most nonprofits, the difficulty comes in finding committed and...