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Multiple Workspaces = Ultimate Organization! 📂 Multiple Workspaces in Goosechase makes it easy to organize your Experiences for work, volunteering, and home, so you can keep all your geese in a row. Here's everything you need to know: https://bit.ly/4eujlTo

In Volies, we not only help our clients develop their Social Action and Corporate Volunteering programs. We help them be successful through effective communication that mobilizes and engages them in the company’s social action🎯. 🧩 Connecting with employees, thanking volunteers, and visualizing the impact of every effort and action is essential. 🗯️ Creating spaces for communication capable of generating positive experiences for participants is fundamental to the impulse of our programs. In Volies’ Communication we do it in many ways and today we want to tell you how we achieve it with #videos, a tool that can connect volunteers through #storytelling in which they are the protagonists, and their impact is reinforced with more than pictures or numbers: with emotion. This March, our Volies Communication film team has been more than active with our client Amazon Web Services (AWS), with whom we work here in Spain and 6 other European countries. ✅😎 Ready to revolutionize your communications, fostering genuine connection and engagement with your audience? Let's discuss how we can help you achieve your goals. Reach out today to start the conversation. 👉 https://volies.es/ #VoliesFilmCrew #AWSInCommunities #AWS

Stepping into Virtual Assistance: Volunteering for Beginners Are you curious about starting a career as a Virtual Assistant but unsure how to gain experience? Volunteering is a fantastic way to build skills, grow confidence, and expand your network. Here’s why it’s a great first step: Hands-On Practice:Work on real-world tasks like scheduling, social media management, or customer support. Skill Development:Learn tools and strategies that employers value. Portfolio Building:Showcase your work to future clients or employers. Networking: Build connections that may lead to paid opportunities. Every small step in volunteering brings you closer to your goals. Dive in, learn, and grow! #SIKKEDUPLIFE Number one ask me how your get started Drop your email address for an update #VirtualAssistant #Volunteering #BeginnerJourney #ProfessionalGrowth

With the world increasingly embracing digital solutions, virtual volunteering is revolutionizing how we engage with causes and communities. This new model of volunteering allows people from diverse locations and backgrounds to contribute their skills and time online, making a global impact from anywhere. But what should organizations know to make the most of this trend? 📌 Key Benefits Virtual volunteering expands accessibility, enabling people who might have geographical, physical, or time constraints to participate meaningfully. It's a way to tap into a global talent pool and bring unique skills to a cause. 📌 Challenges Managing and engaging virtual volunteers can be tricky without proper systems in place. Clear communication, structured tasks, and regular check-ins are crucial to maintaining motivation and productivity. 📌 Technological Tools Platforms that facilitate virtual meetings, task management, and collaboration—like Zoom, Slack, and Trello—are essential for effective virtual volunteer coordination 📌 Best Practices Set clear expectations, provide comprehensive onboarding, and ensure ongoing support to keep virtual volunteers connected and valued. As we move forward, virtual volunteering is here to stay, reshaping how we approach volunteer work and making it more inclusive than ever #VirtualVolunteering #NonProfitInnovation #RemoteVolunteering #DigitalTransformation #VolunteerEngagement #FutureOfVolunteering

𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝟭𝟮 𝗼𝗳 𝗠𝗶𝗻𝗱 𝗗𝗿𝗼𝗽𝘀: 𝟯𝟬-𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝗪𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗻𝗴𝗲 Why would you volunteer when you could make money from what you’re doing, Rome? That’s the usual question I hear when people find out that I volunteer my time organizing events and managing communities. Short answer: I enjoy helping others, and the intrinsic value I get from sharing my skills with the community has led to unexpected benefits—often financial, though not directly. Volunteering has opened doors I never anticipated. When I support a community, I’m not just giving time; I’m building relationships, expanding my network, and often learning new skills that I can apply to paid work. People get to know me, see my work ethic firsthand, and remember that I’m someone they’d want to collaborate with. So, yes, the indirect rewards are real. Volunteering has allowed me to meet inspiring people, discover new opportunities, and sometimes even create pathways that lead to paid projects. But more than anything, it feels good to give back, to see others succeed, and to know I played a part in building something meaningful. At the end of the day, it’s not always about immediate gains. For me, it’s about making an impact, doing work that matters, and trusting that in the long run, the effort I put in will come back in ways I could never predict. #BisayaDigital #MindDrops

Unlock the secrets to age-proofing your brain with these lifestyle essentials: Traveling, Volunteering, Hobbies, Working, and Socializing. Check this article out: https://lnkd.in/eCjhcPa2

Happy Volunteer Appreciation Week! We just wrapped up another very productive Community Engagement & Belonging Committee meeting :) Here's what we accomplished this time: - New document repository (google drive folder, with a number of subfolders/docs) for committee members to stay organized - New survey for committee members to provide feedback on IAEE benefits/programs they experience - First "day in the life" post shared via the official International Association of Exhibitions and Events (IAEE) LinkedIn account (see my previous post for the link to a very cool video from Elizabeth George, CEM and stay tuned for more posts... coming soon - spoiler alert: next up is Justin Post!) - First "committee member spotlight" post should be viewable today, if it isn't already (I'll see if I can find the link to put in the comments here :) - cheers Kara Dao, CEM, DES - can't wait to read it!) Also, our committee collected some great insights about: - our communities (e.g. how we identify ourselves and which professionals may wish to connect via IAEE more) so we can better support/engage *everyone* moving forward, especially via one of our project teams, specifically, as well as - our (hectic!) travel schedules to help another project team find convenient opportunities for you to "meet up" with your peers That's not even to mention the progress of our project teams! Running out of characters, so I'll just say that they're all on track now... some, en route to "completion" (AKA internal approval stage) within the next month or so and others looking a little further ahead (but definitely will be worth the wait). Looking forward to popping into some of our project team meetings this/next week to clarify anything else that needs clarifying and, primarily, listen to more of their brilliant project plans :) PS. In case you're curious, we received 28/29 possible surveys (+1 bonus, from one of our staff reps) for this month's committee meeting... almost 100% participation again, despite the especially hectic time of year for our industry - kudos to all! #VolunteerAppreciation #BuildInPublic #SocialMedia #TradeShows #ProjectManagement #Volunteering

With June 16 to 22 marking Te Wiki Tūao ā-Motu – National Volunteer Week we honour the collective energies and mana of #volunteers in Aotearoa. They grow our people, open minds, shape our world and create joy. They also make standards. ‘This week is about giving exposure, and thanks, to people who give time and energy for the greater good’, says Standards NZ National Manager Malcolm MacMillan. ‘Every single day, New Zealanders’ lives are made better by standards underpinning the business practices, built environment, tools, machines, workplaces, products and services, and homes they interact with. 'Thanks to standards development committee members - the subject matter experts giving their knowledge and experiences and working together to create and agree the good industry practice and guidelines we live by - businesses thrive, people go home safe, quality is achieved, and things work so that we don’t even need to think about why they do. Without them there are no standards. And without standards we live with greater risk, poor quality, less productive businesses, and isolated from trade and market access opportunities and innovation.’ This Te Wiki Tūao ā-Motu – National Volunteer Week let’s acknowledge those behind the standards that sit behind almost every aspect of our daily lives and take inspiration to get involved ourselves. With Volunteering New Zealand | Tūao Aotearoa. #volunteering #volunteer #committee #participation #bettertogether #NVW2024 https://lnkd.in/gfP-cue7

Managing a volunteering organization can be a complex task. This is where technology can make a significant difference: Modern solutions, like VolunTie, offer a more efficient approach. https://lnkd.in/eznDuYMf

We couldn't agree more with this insightful video from Stephen Shortt, CareerFit. The end of the year is an excellent time to reflect, re-assess, and set new career goals for the new year. ✅ Do watch this video to hear Stephen's excellent practical steps. And don't forget, you don't have to do this alone! Career Professionals have the experience, expertise and passion needed to help guide you on your journey. ✨🌐 #CareerExploration #CareerGoals #CareerDevelopment #CareerProfessionals #CareerGuidance