1. Volunteer Leadership in a Transformed Association

2. Volunteerism Stats

5. All data based upon Bureau of Labor Statistics: – Volunteering in the United States 2009 – www.bls.gov

6. Hottest Trends in Volunteerism Voluntourism – Traveling a considerable distance to volunteer in other parts of the country Virtual Volunteerism – Performing tasks completed in whole or in part, via electronic communications. Micro Volunteerism – Volunteering a few minutes at a time.

7. Why New Models? May be able to reach a whole new group of volunteers Younger people are more prone to use the resources of the internet and could turn into long-time volunteers. Cost effective Must find diverse ways for people to volunteer

8. Potential Volunteer Tasks Conducting “research” Providing expertise and input Conduct outreach and advocacy Design and creation of materials Track information Focus groups

9. Documents Roles and Responsibilities Volunteerism in a Unified and Transformed Association – Includes guiding principles – Includes National Council of Leaders

10. Resources Bureau of Labor Statistics – www.bls.gov www.bls.gov The Virtual Volunteering Guidebook – www.serviceleader.org/new/virtual www.serviceleader.org/new/virtual Doodle – www.doodle.ch www.doodle.ch Adobe Connect – www.Adobe.com/Connect www.Adobe.com/Connect

11. Breakouts What ideas do you have to address the changing face of volunteerism with your Local Council of Leaders/Affiliate Board?