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Parties don’t have to be complicated, and they can be built into the workday or another event.

Parking Spots – Have regular volunteers? Designate volunteer parking spots close to the building.Ĭollect RSVPS for a volunteer luncheon with an online sign up! SAMPLE.

Volunteer Spotlight – In newsletters or emails, write a paragraph about a volunteer and why they are special to the organization.

Bulletin Board – Decorate a bulletin board that showcases volunteers each month.

Be sure to check over the entries before giving the box to your volunteer. As people come and go, they can write a special message for the volunteer and put it in the box.

Thank You Box – Set out a box and index cards, with a volunteer name and instructions on the box in a high traffic area.

Recognition Ceremony – Before or after a fundraiser or event, recognize volunteers with a certificate and a nice comment about how they have helped.

Provide a space for folks to sign, and put it up for everyone to see.

Thank You Boards – Decorate poster boards with a volunteer’s special interests and a thank you message.

Tape them to a highly visible wall on a special day.

Helping Hands Day – Distribute handprint cutouts and ask everyone to write a volunteer name and compliment on the cutout.

Keep chalk handy for others to add to it. Each week or month, write a thank you and compliment on the wall.

“Chalk” It Up to Our Volunteers – Buy chalkboard paint and use it to cover a highly visible section of wall.Encourage “likes,” compliments and shares. Social Media Shout-Out – Use Facebook Group pages or Twitter to spotlight a volunteer each month.Showcase your volunteers as a great example to others.

Give your volunteers a little love this year with these 50 low-cost ideas. Volunteers do spectacular work in our communities every day, and even a small gesture of appreciation goes a long way.