Hear from AmeriCorps NCCC Southern Region leadership about opportunities to partner with an AmeriCorps NCCC or FEMA Corps program. Learn about the full family of AmeriCorps programs and how they could potentially work with your organization.
Let's close out the year with a free event learning and sharing with each other! Join members and friends of GAVA to discuss your 2023 takeaways. This will be a discussion based networking session, so come camera-ready to share your insights and major takeaways from the year.
There are many different types of volunteer engagement. One style that is becoming more and more popular is engaging volunteers in event-based or project-based opportunities. This type of engagement typically has a short and well-defined commitment. Many traditional volunteer engagement tactics may be abbreviated or adjusted due to time constraints, resources, or availability. Join us to learn more about this tactic and how to successfully leverage it.
Presenter Bio: Ellen Everitt, MNM, is an experienced Volunteer Coordinator with a demonstrated history of working in the non-profit industry. She is skilled in Personnel Management, Communication, Public Speaking, Grant Writing, Money Management, and Community Outreach. She has a strong community and social services professional with a Master's degree focused in Non-Profit/Public/Organizational Management from The University of Georgia.
Ellen is currently the Development and Communications Coordinator for the Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta, and has previously been a Volunteer coordinator for St. Mary’s Hospice House and the Athens Community Council on Aging. She has assisted for many years with volunteer coordination for AthFest Music and Arts Festival 3-day event.
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