Joyful Volunteering is written to help others understand what volunteering is all about, giving the reader inspiring examples of how to become a volunteer.

The power of volunteering is explained through a multitude of first-hand volunteer stories. Volunteers make a difference in many avenues. This book makes volunteering real and helps potential volunteers to understand how to begin.

The authors share their many years of experience working with volunteers. It is their hope that this book will be a base of knowledge from which to draw upon. Tips and techniques are included for recruiting, motivating and retaining volunteers as well as organizing and coordinating volunteer programs.

This "How To" book describes many successful volunteer programs that can easily be transported into other settings.


Together We Can

Joyful Volunteering celebrates volunteering at its best. Learn and be inspired by others like you who are changing the world by consciously making a difference!
This is about you, your neighbors and your community. Volunteers are at the heart and soul of opening doors for others and themselves. Volunteers are the unsung heroes of society. Volunteering is the gift that keeps on giving


Authors:

Ninon de Vere De Rosa -Founder of KidsTalk Foundation and KidsTalk Productions. She established a Los Angeles County Juvenile Hall Outreach Program as well as Ninon and the Cop, a homeless awareness program. Ninon is an award winning television producer, talk show host, public speaker, philanthropist, and volunteer. Ninon is recognized globally for her contributions and achievements over the past decade. Tel;323 850 1303 Email: ninon@kidstalk.org

Gail Endelman Small- Six times published author, Fulbright Memorial Scholar, People to People Ambassador, international motivational speaker, award winning educator.  Gail's background includes certification with the William Glasser Institute. Volunteering has been one of the secrets of Gail's success! www.GailSmall.com 

LuNel LeMieux- Coordinator for The Community Circle Program at the Maple Counseling Center. LuNel was a special education teacher at The Fernald School on the UCLA campus. She is a trainer for the Center for Human Development in California and teaches the Tribes Training Process.

Reviews -

Vounteer Match: "The collection provides fresh insights and renewed understanding of the most important and yet easily overlooked aspects of community service." Click Here for the Full Review