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How do you thank volunteers after a signature event and keep them engaged longer-term?

Check out the #tuesdaytips video where I share:
👌what to do right away to show gratitude
🥰 what emails to send afterwards
💝 how to collect feedback as part of the appreciation process
🤩 how to thank superstar volunteers
💫 how to make returning volunteers feel extra special

Dana Litwin and I chat about how collecting feedback from event volunteers can help with future recruitment, retention, and fundraising!

Ready to welcome new volunteers with confidence? Grab this free template and make every first impression count!

Let's connect on LinkedIn! This is where you can find me online most often: reposting my fave thought leaders, talking about ethical stewardship, and sending heart emojis 💖

Check out my new YouTube Channel! I'm sharing advice and insights with my signature sass- mostly through YouTube Shorts. You'll also get surprise appearances from my cat Junior.

I chat with Sarah Philippe about her experience with self-advocacy in the workplace as someone who is neurodivergent and living with a disability. She shares some great advice about job hunting and accommodations in the nonprofit sector- appropriate to everyone, even if you are neurotypical!  

Mallory Erickson and I discuss viewing volunteer engagement as a strategic initiative, corporate volunteering days, the wage replacement rate... and much more! My fave quote from this conversation: "We need to stop thinking of volunteers as just a way to save money."  

Watch my conversation with fellow CVA Dana Litwn. We chat about fundraising events, ethical volunteer engagement, and what volunteer engagement expertise means.  

Listen in on my conversation with Swim Karim, host of the Nonprofit Insider Podcast. I share my #NonprofitHorrorStory, my take on how volunteer engagement has changed over the past decade, and why more volunteer hours doesn't necessarily mean more good.

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Jessica operates Learn with JPP in T’karonto. For thousands of years, T’karonto has been the traditional land of the Huron-Wendat, the Seneca, and the Mississaugas of the Credit.

Today, this meeting place is still the home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and I am grateful to have the privilege to work on this land. 

I call for the reconciliation of current injustices as well as those that have been carried out against Indigenous communities which include but are not limited to broken treaty relationships. 

I encourage you to learn more about the traditional territories of the Indigenous Peoples where you live, work, and play using tools like native-land.ca.

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