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Episode 34: 10 Things Your Volunteers Can Do In Your Auction That are Meaningful and Save Money!
If you know my story, you’ll remember that I started out helping at my children’s school fundraisers as a volunteer. The schools really embraced volunteers owning thier role. There wasn’t someone who was bossing us around. Instead, we owned our role and we all valued the roles that we had in our subcommittees. How did they do this? They have well-defined volunteer roles!
But Who Am I?
Hi! I'm Lisa Clark and I help nonprofits and fundraisers like YOU raise money through events so you can meet your annual revenue goals! I'm also the host of a free Facebook Group, Raising with Lisa Clark, a free group for fundraisers, NPOs, development team members, volunteers, and supporters. I included a link below so you can request to join right away!
Link to Join Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/112148672944584
Organizing your Volunteers
The first step is to get organized. If your volunteers don’t know what you need or how to help, they won't’ be sure what to do. Have a list of tasks that they can complete. Let them know what goals you’d like to reach within your organization. Even outline how many hours minimum you’d like them to dedicate to your organization.
Not only that but creating roles for your volunteers can be incredibly helpful. Let me break it down into three buckets to help you create roles for your volunteers:
Auction
Decor
Volunteer Coordination
Underneath each of these buckets are many roles for your volunteers can be assigned. This will give them a clear understanding of the expectation you have on them, and a clear idea of what their tasks are.
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Want to learn more? Be sure to check out my blog!
https://www.raisingwithlisaclark.com/blog
There's also access to the free downloadable there too!
Also, here’s my FREE Checklist on How to Create A Pipeline of New Donors for Your Next Big Fundraiser? Click the link to get the instantly downloadable checklist that's easily implementable (is that a word?)!
https://risingwithlisaclark.lpages.co/donorchecklist/
Don't forget to connect with me on other social media platforms as well!
Blog: https://www.raisingwithlisaclark.com/blog
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/raisingwithlisaclark/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsGyPtskQ-BVPVDoMcRnNaQ
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/raisingwithclark/
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By Lisa ClarkIf you know my story, you’ll remember that I started out helping at my children’s school fundraisers as a volunteer. The schools really embraced volunteers owning thier role. There wasn’t someone who was bossing us around. Instead, we owned our role and we all valued the roles that we had in our subcommittees. How did they do this? They have well-defined volunteer roles!
But Who Am I?
Hi! I'm Lisa Clark and I help nonprofits and fundraisers like YOU raise money through events so you can meet your annual revenue goals! I'm also the host of a free Facebook Group, Raising with Lisa Clark, a free group for fundraisers, NPOs, development team members, volunteers, and supporters. I included a link below so you can request to join right away!
Link to Join Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/112148672944584
Organizing your Volunteers
The first step is to get organized. If your volunteers don’t know what you need or how to help, they won't’ be sure what to do. Have a list of tasks that they can complete. Let them know what goals you’d like to reach within your organization. Even outline how many hours minimum you’d like them to dedicate to your organization.
Not only that but creating roles for your volunteers can be incredibly helpful. Let me break it down into three buckets to help you create roles for your volunteers:
Auction
Decor
Volunteer Coordination
Underneath each of these buckets are many roles for your volunteers can be assigned. This will give them a clear understanding of the expectation you have on them, and a clear idea of what their tasks are.
---
Want to learn more? Be sure to check out my blog!
https://www.raisingwithlisaclark.com/blog
There's also access to the free downloadable there too!
Also, here’s my FREE Checklist on How to Create A Pipeline of New Donors for Your Next Big Fundraiser? Click the link to get the instantly downloadable checklist that's easily implementable (is that a word?)!
https://risingwithlisaclark.lpages.co/donorchecklist/
Don't forget to connect with me on other social media platforms as well!
Blog: https://www.raisingwithlisaclark.com/blog
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/raisingwithlisaclark/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsGyPtskQ-BVPVDoMcRnNaQ
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/raisingwithclark/