Thursday, May 17, 2012

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Exiting volunteer checklist


I know your life may be chaotic right now, but I ask that you spend a few moments on the checklist below before you leave us. I’ll also be sending you a packet of materials if I’m not going to be seeing you before you leave. If there is anything I can do to help your transition from volunteer to alumnus/ae go any smoother, please don’t hesitate to contact me.–Amy

1) Let Amy know your contact info and plans for the immediate future:

Name

Email

Preferred phone number

Forwarding address (remember to give this to your house business coordinator as well)

What are you doing next?

How would you like to receive the alumni newsletter?

 By mail By email Both

The Volunteer Program wants CAP alumni to remain actively involved in CAP's work in Appalachia. Please review the ways you can stay involved below:

I would like to promote CAP’s volunteer opportunities and share my experience as a volunteer by:
 Placing CAP literature at my church or school Hosting a traveling CAP recruiter in my home  Representing CAP at a volunteer fair in my area Representing CAP in a panel discussion in my area Meeting with prospective volunteers in my area

2) If you are going to be receiving an AmeriCorps grant, check out this helpful site on using your education award: http://edaward.org/

3) Visit our Alumni Career Center to sign up for our nonprofit job posting listserv and find networking contacts: http://christianapp.org/vol/alumni/career-services/.

4) You’re already on the alumni site, so take a minute to check out the rest of the alumni pages for resources of interest to CAP alumni, as well as ways you can stay involved with CAP.

5) Join CAP alumni groups on Facebook and LinkedIn.