Preventing Volunteer Acts of Dishonesty
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First Light Facts– A Positive Way to Start the Day
In the last quarter of 2020, VIS began a new email program called “First Light Facts: Starting Your Day in a Positive Way.” Four mornings each week, subscribers receive a short educational or entertaining message about a topic that is sure to make them smile and go, “Hmm!” Here’s a sample of some of the […]
Key Findings of the 2021 Volunteer Management Progress Report
VolunteerPro’s annual report on the state of volunteerism and its management practices explores meaningful, timely topics that may point to where volunteerism and volunteer management are heading. Respondents to the survey were in 22 countries. Most were from nonprofit organizations, but responses also came from government agencies, educational entities, small businesses, and churches. One of […]
Should You Screen Remote Volunteers During COVID-19?
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Personal Risk Management — Winter Home Maintenance
Here are nine “to-dos” to ensure your home is safe and comfortable all winter: 1. Clean out dryer ductwork. Lint and debris can accumulate in the ductwork of your clothes dryer. In winter, we tend to use our dryers more, and any debris clogging the ducts can start a fire. Clean your lint traps, ductwork, […]
Preventing Frostbite This Winter
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Why a Nonprofit Organization Should Insure Volunteers Separately
Including volunteers as insureds under your liability policies reduces your coverage, and in some cases eliminates it altogether. But removing volunteers as insureds under these policies and replacing coverage for the volunteers through the VIS Volunteers Insurance Program increases your insurance protection – broadening coverage both for the organization and your volunteers. Here is why: […]
