It’s that time of year … golf outing season! If you rely on volunteers to help make your golf outing -- or any aspect of your organization successful, then these two fairly simple tips will help you better retain your volunteers and have them working harder for you and your organization.
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Do you struggle to recruit volunteers? You might look at your communication methods and the activities you offer to see if you are reaching the right demographic. That is, each generation has a different reasonh for volunteering and a preferred method for outreach to them. When you match their needs, they will come eager to help!