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Resource Roundup: Recruiting Training and Leading Volunteers in Extension Programs

 
April is National Volunteer Month, a time to celebrate the impact that volunteers have to strengthen and expand our Extension programming. Not only do volunteers extend our reach in communities, but their perspective and credibility bring a valuable contribution to our projects and program.
We all know how valuable volunteers are to our Extension programs!  Let us recognize the power and potential volunteers have in helping Extension by enhancing our skills and using resources to help Volunteers be more successful and effective. Creating a plan for your volunteer network will enable them to be successful and effective, and will become a great asset to growing Extension's capacity in your area! Below we rounded up over 40 resources for Extension Professionals including guides and tips for recruiting, engaging, training, and communicating to help mobilize and organize a volunteer base.
Take a look and add any of your Extension resources and read this post with tips to show appreciation to your volunteers!






Resource Round-Up

Recruiting Volunteers:

Training Volunteers:


Leading and Supporting Volunteers:

Other:

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