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Below are the slides presented in class covering the work my group and I have done after volunteering at the Community Corner. I hope you all will look into the Community Corner and visit them!

It's National Volunteer Appreciation Week, a celebration placing the spotlight on inspiring figures whose invaluable seeds of kindness through volunteering are bettering the community and our world in general. Ideas to Observe National Volunteer Week: - Get involved: Do more than applaud; let your impact be felt. Look around your own community to find various ways in which you can lend your support. - Spread the Word: Volunteers are often overlooked. Be part of the movement to call on more volunteers by using your social media handles to share the message. - Say Thank You: Appreciating volunteers goes a long way to making them feel good about their impact and driving them to do more.

In this episode of Board Bites, learn why Regina St. Clair, CDM, CFPP, volunteers with CBDM, what her role on the Board is responsible for, and what she does for fun outside of work and volunteering! View: https://bit.ly/3RQex2s

Some of the work i contributed to during my volunteering in Human Appeal:

NPD practitioners help their communities in so many ways every day. 💜 If you're interested in mixing up your schedule and volunteering this summer, consider these tips. Read the full article on NPD in Motion: https://bit.ly/4bGaqh0

February wraps up, feeling like a year's end in just two months! How's your 2024 so far? Any lessons shaping your path ahead? This month brought valuable experiences: 1. Volunteering at a FairPrice outlet during CNY work highlighted the importance of every cent. What seems small to some is substantial to others. 2. Respect is earned. CNY volunteering witnessed customers handing food to our frontliners, showing that kindness matters more than material things. 3. At a community event, the majority assumed one choice was wisest, but a thoughtful minority's alternative proved best—a reminder to be mindful of choices. March awaits with these insights. In the words of Winston Churchill, "Success is not final, failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts." 🚀 #FebruaryReflections #LifeLessons #WisdomThursday #GrowthMindset

In our latest blog, Marketing & Admin Officer Jess reflects on what opportunities became available to her through volunteering, that eventually led to her joining the Made With Many team. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/e6n_uTWS

Our Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) What a week. Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) Bootcamp proved to be a gane changer. A packed house met at the stylishly designed space of TBXH @ Sunley House. The day was designed to support small business owners in gaining insights into the various aspects of running a small business with opportunities to network and connect with like-minded entrepreneurs, mentors and industry professionals. It's what we do at Fsb. FSB help to develop practical skills relevant to small business operations and discover effective solutions for common challenges faced by small businesses. Do you want to know ow more? Get in touch with me, Sarah King MIED, Rachel Barham or all the other FSB folk named below. #businesssuccess #businessopportunities #businessgrowth

“Do you have a case study?” This is probably the question I have heard most in my career. So I really want to SHOUT here is a CASE STUDY 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️ Paula Blomster and the team at Finland’s largest congress centre and EAIE: European Association for International Education realised they could implement ISO20121 within their event so they took action and made it happen 💪 Warning: if you are ready to take action this case study will empower you but if you aren’t ready to take action you will read this and want a different case study that matches your circumstances more 😉 #eventprofs #sustainability #eventscreatechange

Did you know? The National Standards for Volunteer Involvement have been refreshed to ensure they are contemporary and inclusive of the diversity of volunteering and volunteers. The National Standards are a best practice framework to guide volunteer involvement. The National Standards can be used flexibly, recognising that volunteering takes place in highly diverse settings and ways. We invite all organisations and groups to implement the refreshed National Standards with the guidance of your state or territory Volunteering Peak Body. https://lnkd.in/gzkkEu9P