Volunteer Management for Nonprofit Choirs

Find information about volunteer management including volunteer recruitment, engagement, and retention.

• Benefits of Volunteering | Corporation for National and Community Service. Perhaps the first and biggest benefit people get from volunteering is the satisfaction of incorporating service into their lives and making a difference in their community and country. The intangible benefits alone—such as pride, satisfaction, and accomplishment—are worthwhile reasons to serve.
• 5 Surprising Benefits of Volunteering | Forbes. The power of volunteering has been documented for the last 2,500+ years, however a slew of recent research is shedding even more light onto its surprising benefits.
• Proof That Volunteering Pays off for Job Hunters | nextavenue. A new study confirms the connection between helping out and getting hired — but some unpaid positions are more beneficial than others.
• Health Benefits of Volunteering | create the good. Volunteering makes an immeasurable difference in the lives of others. But did you know how much you help yourself by giving back? From lowering stress to boosting self-confidence, volunteering offers many health benefits—especially for older adults.
• The Health Benefits of Volunteering: A Review of Recent Research | Corporation for National and Community Service.
• Brain benefit for seniors who volunteer | Johns Hopkins University.
• 20 Personal Benefits of Volunteering to Inspire You | givgab.com. Volunteering can sometimes be viewed as an entirely selfless act, with the assumption that you’re sacrificing your time and resources to help others without any benefit to yourself… But, as many of us know by now, this is far from the truth. Although our primary goal through volunteering may be to help others, we also know that the experience feels awesome!
• 8 Long-Term Health Benefits of Volunteering | nonprofithub.org. The impact of volunteerism can be felt in communities of all shapes and sizes. No matter the size of the community, though, the impact of volunteerism is always huge. Wherever it occurs, volunteering exists to help others. But volunteerism’s best-kept secret is this: it’s good for you, too. We did some digging to find out all the reasons why volunteering rocks.
• The career benefits of volunteering | Monster.com. How sharing your free time can help you on the job.