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Organizations Preparing for Emergency Needs (OPEN): 2020 Governor’s Conference on Volunteerism

by Maddie Odell | Jul 29, 2021

Presented by Sara Varela, Regional Preparedness Liaison Contractor, FEMA Region I; Arlene Magoon, Emergency Preparedness Specialist, FEMA Region I Session Description: When community-based organizations are unable to continue operating, those who rely on them are left...

Best Practices for Virtual Services to Children, Youth, and Families: 2020 Governor’s Conference on Volunteerism

by Maddie Odell | Jul 27, 2021

Presented by Susan Linn, President & CEO, Epilepsy Foundation New England; Chanda Gunn, Director of Youth Services, Epilepsy Foundation New England; Sarah Specht, Camp Coordinator, Epilepsy Foundation New England Session Description: On March 16, 2020, Epilepsy...

Volunteer Recognition and Encouragement: 2021 Governor’s Conference on Volunteerism

by Maddie Odell | Jul 27, 2021

Presented by Heather Turner, Certified Mentor, Merrimack Valley SCORE   Session Description: How does your organization recognize volunteers and give them appreciation? Is it through tangible gifts or swag? Do your volunteers know that they are valued for their...

It’s Not As Hard As You Think: Grantwriting for Small Shops and Beginners – 2021 Governor’s Conference on Volunteerism

by Maddie Odell | Jul 27, 2021

Presented by Cassandra Mason, Chief Grants Officer, New Hampshire State Council on the Arts Katie Collins, Director of Development, Capitol Center for the Arts Session Description:  Competition for grant funding can be steep and the process confusing and intimidating,...

Grad School 101: 2021 Governor’s Conference on Volunteerism

by Maddie Odell | Jul 27, 2021

Presented by Daniel Budak, Coordinator for Recruitment, UNH Graduate School; Kim Donovan, Director, Center for Academic Enrichment UNH Manchester; Candice Morey, Educational Program Coordinator, UNH Graduate School; Sharon Eaton, Associate Director Financial Aid, UNH...
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