What can I do online to connect/promote/attract potential volunteers to a children's orphanage in Thailand for Burmese refugees?
http://baandada.org/volunteer/
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Volunteers can be young, mature, shy, homebound, male, female, people with disabilities, students, professionals, retired or unemployed.
According to ServiceLeader.org, marketing volunteer opportunities online offers many benefits for recruiting both face-to-face and online volunteers:
* It's effective, quick, easy, and doesn't require any additional costs.
* It's an excellent way to reach non-traditional volunteers, and populations that might be under-represented in an organization's volunteer ranks, such as seniors, ethnic minorities, and people with disabilities.
* You can reach a very targeted group, such as a particular kind of professional or people in a specific geographic area.
An effective practice offers tag lines created by ServiceLeader.org for use in recruiting this diverse population and is excerpted from the article ""Volunteering at Your Fingertips" by Mary Merrill. A link to the article is provided here:
http://www.merrillassociates.net/topic/2004/10/volunteering-at-your-fingertips/
ServiceLeader.org developed the following tag lines to place on an organization's website to attract online or virtual volunteers:
* Don't just surf — volunteer!
* Volunteer in your bunny slippers!
* Wear your pajamas to work
* Do good from your desktop
* Click into action
* Surf and serve
* Click and serve
* Download good deeds
* Volunteers can do it — online
* Engage in a little mouse-to-mouse resuscitation
* Volunteer whenever you feel like it
* Nighttime, daytime, anytime is the right time to volunteer online
* Make a difference — virtually!
Hope this info helps!
Also, check out this blog for effective recruitment of volunteers:
http://struckintraffic.blogspot.com/2008/02/smart-goals-attract-volunteers.html
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M$You might also contact Grassroots.org and other non-profit associations/groups and ask them to assist you in finding volunteers.
In addition, contact Peace Corps to see if you can get on their list of volunteer agencies. Churches are a great source of volunteers as well. US and European churches have outreaches in other countries, distributing food, medical assistance and even helping build whole villages.
That's just a few ideas, let me know if you need help acting on any of them or if my answers give you ideas of your own.
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Organizations with 501(c) tax exempt status
Government entities within the United States, including public schools and libraries
Organizations with state-level tax exemption
Organizations fiscally sponsored by another organization with 501(c) status
Registered political campaigns
For-profit hospices, hospitals, long-term care facilities and schools
Organizations located outside of the US are welcome to register and post opportunities on VolunteerMatch. As we do not offer a formal international program, opportunities outside of the US will only be visible to a small percentage of VolunteerMatch users.
http://www.volunteermatch.org/?_kk=volunteering&_kt=f104d7b0-7643-4cac-9342-9b849f83aa38
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ORPHANAGE.ORG
Scroll to the bottom of the page it says Please add your orphanage web site below
http://www.orphanage.org/
I hope these help you :)
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