The Decision to Volunteer: Why People Give Their Time and How You Can Engage Them
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The Decision to Volunteer: Why People Give Their Time and How You Can Engage Them

by Beth Gazley, Monica Dignam

Business Social Sciences Nonfiction
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The Decision to Volunteer explores why people give their time and how organizations can encourage meaningful participation. Beth Gazley and Monica Dignam examine volunteer motivation and engagement, offering useful context for nonprofit leaders, community organizations, researchers, and anyone interested in the choices behind volunteer service.

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The Decision to Volunteer examines the reasons people choose to give their time through volunteering.

Beth Gazley and Monica Dignam consider the motivations and decision-making involved in volunteer participation.

The book also focuses on how organizations can better understand, attract, and engage volunteers.

It offers a practical perspective for readers interested in volunteering, community participation, and nonprofit leadership.

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