Christine Marten LiveOnNY Intern Presentation Final (Christine Marten)
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Christine Marten presented on her summer internship with LiveOnNY focusing on community outreach and engagement. Her goals were to identify new volunteer recruitment opportunities through research, shadow current volunteers, develop a volunteer handbook, and suggest ways to improve volunteer assimilation. Through her research, she identified several college groups and community service organizations to target for recruitment. She also recommended implementing a volunteer survey to gather feedback and a volunteer forum for knowledge sharing to help strengthen volunteer training and performance.
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This document provides guidance on building library programs that cater to patrons aged 20-30. It defines the demographic as millennials who are comfortable with technology and want social and educational activities. The presentation recommends learning the community's demographic breakdown, defining goals of making the library relevant and providing social opportunities. It suggests strategic timing of programs and including a variety of interests. Examples of successful programs incorporate nostalgia, crafting, education, community partnerships, and off-site events. Tracking outcomes through surveys and statistics is also discussed.ILCC VISTA White Paper
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Social media can solve non-profits' five most common challenges, including:
Ensuring your mission and brand is accurately depicted.
Creating advocates.
Fundraising.
Keeping volunteers engaged.
Doing more with less money and less time.
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Dr Katie D'Arcy
University of Bedfordshire
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The document outlines a fundraising campaign for the Book Mentor Project. It discusses the goals of raising $30,000 by July 1st and increasing awareness by 25%. The target audience is identified as local business owners aged 35-50 who care about causes related to youth. An audit finds the brand provides education programs and events but could improve its website and social media presence. Competitors include non-profits providing mentoring and enrichment. The key insight is donors help children because they believe in their potential. The main message is funding the project will help children realize their potential. A creative concept shows children in professional attire to represent how books can inspire potential. Outreach through mail, outdoor ads and print will drive peopleUsing social media to promote your station final 
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Christine Marten LiveOnNY Intern Presentation Final (Christine Marten)
- 1. welcome! summer internship final presentation Christine Marten
- 2. who am I? the purpose research community engagement volunteer handbook my recommendations presentation agenda
- 3. who am I? drew university civic scholar vp of community service for alpha phi omega-pi upsilon staten island TSO volunteer
- 4. Contribute to the overall public education and community outreach efforts of the Marketing & Communications Department. The project focus of this internship will be on contributing ideas to increase volunteer staff and community engagement opportunities (LiveOnNY Intern Program) purpose of internship
- 5. goal #1 Identify new volunteer recruitment opportunities.
- 6. research college research college contact list cold calls recruitment research create the good all for good new york cares hands on network united way event research large events list
- 7. goal #2 Shadow staff/volunteers at community engagements and provide creative ideas to improve volunteer interactions and performance.
- 8. community engagement Police Academy at College Point June 19th TSO Staten Island Golf Outing June 9th working with volunteers 4 blood drives, 1 fundraiser 52 enrollments public speaking one-on-one conversations personal stories man on the street worked with Devi Kinkhabwala and Kristin Ruiz asked questions to passerby's on the highline took video of their answers
- 9. goal # 3 Develop, coordinate, and write Volunteer Handbook that will best equip volunteers out in the field with Community Programs & Volunteers Manager.
- 11. goal #4 Suggest 2 ways to improve current LiveOnNY volunteer assimilation and develop plan of action to implement.
- 12. target community service groups center for civic engagement office of community engagement center for service learning engage community service fraternities & sororities alpha phi omega epsilon sigma sigma gamma sigma sigma target college groups
- 13. implement a volunteer survey the survey survey monkey or google form on a monthly or quarterly basis purpose the survey can be analyzed by marketing and communication staff in order to utilize the experiences of current volunteers to improve the future endeavors of, and to better prepare, both current and future volunteers. questions how effective do you believe the event was? what type of future events would you like to participate in? do you believe adequate resources or information provide for this event? do you believe your training prepare you for this event? how would you rate your communication with LiveOnNY staff and your volunteer manager? volunteer forum allow volunteers to exchange knowledge on tabling and public speaking practices. Information can be displayed in e-blast or logistics e-mail for events.
- 14. Thank you!