Volunteering – Productivity & Organizing Blog Carnival
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For this edition of the Productivity & Organizing Blog Carnival, I invited my readers to share their blog posts about Volunteering in celebration of Volunteer Month throughout the world.
Please get to know everyone who contributed! As you read their posts, grow your network by leaving comments and/or connecting with the bloggers on social media. And speaking of social media, be sure to share this post as well as your favorite entries, using the hashtag #POBC.
| Deb Lee | MARCPO 2010: The Making of a Great Conference |
| Hazel Thornton | Genealogy Volunteering Opportunities |
| Janet Schiesl | Being Lucky! |
| Janet Barclay | My Experience as a Big Sister |
| Linda Samuels | Comedy, Knobs & Next |
| Lori Jazvac | Volunteerism: The Vehicle for Driving Change in the Community |
| Melissa Gratias | How to Manage People You Don’t Manage – Jason’s Story |
Thank you to everyone who participated!
I’m now accepting submissions for next month’s Productivity & Organizing Blog Carnival, when the topic will be Digital Decluttering, sponsored by the Digital Declutter Club. You have until 11:59 PM EDT on Tuesday, May 17 to make your submission.
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Such a fun topic!
Organizing ourselves for the various ways we volunteer is one aspect, and then there is how to be organized when working with other volunteers. Both are important. I know where I live, many people volunteer to such an extent that it is a full time job. My community is fortunate to have such donations of time and talent. Volunteering is often the “unsung soldier” of many organizations’ success!
I agree, many organizations couldn’t even exist if not for their loyal volunteers. I’d have loved to read more posts covering the issues that you mention!
What a brilliant topic! Volunteering helps you help groups and organizations be more organized (so they can focus their staff efforts on key activities), and it helps you feel good, which organizes your mental health!
That sums it up in a nutshell!