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In our first article on the benefits of volunteering published two weeks ago we established that volunteer work is worthwhile and fulfilling for an individual, giving one both an opportunity to serve their community and a sense of purpose. Part 2 of the series covered a few tips for successfully recruiting volunteers. However, how do we make sure that after our volunteers have been with us for a while, they know that we appreciate their efforts and commitments?

Is there a success formula for recruiting volunteers for your charity, church or community group? We believe so! Read today's post to learn how being open about your needs and communicating clearly can benefit you and your organisation.

With the International Volunteer Day just about to be celebrated on the 5th of December, we are bringing to your attention a series of posts dedicated to the topic. In the next few weeks we will discuss why volunteering is so important, how to recruit volunteers and how to look after your volunteers.