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CCE Volunteer Updates

Volunteer Reporting Survey- Now Part of Annual Reporting 

The request to include the Annual Volunteer Reporting as part of the Annual Program Reporting has been implemented. It can be found in the FAQ's document for Program Reporting and within the Quick Links on the right-hand side of the Program Development & Reporting Tool. Summarized volunteer data will be collected through the Volunteer Reporting Form.  Each county is asked to submit one survey documenting the types of volunteers engaged, along with the number of active volunteers in each area. Your effort to report this data is appreciated and will be used to help us tell our volunteer story and inform the systems/support provided. 

 

Volunteer Success Stories 

New, in the last several years, as part of the Success Stories within the Program Development and Reporting Tool, a "Volunteer Management" Priority Topic has been added! Using the Priority Topic tag or simply including "Volunteer" in your Success Story title will help to collect the stories directly connected to the impact of our volunteers.


 

Volunteer Engagement Listserv 

Volunteer updates are shared through both the Program Staff News and the Volunteer Engagement Listserv. Are you or someone from your team on this list for volunteer updates? If not, I encourage you to share or submit a request to join the Volunteer Engagement Listserv.

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