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Welcome to Engaging Volunteers, the VolunteerMatch blog for organizations that recruit and partner with volunteers to reach their missions.

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We are always interested in publishing insightful articles that help organizations more effectively recruit and manage volunteers. For submissions, please send an email to news@volunteermatch.org.

Our Contributors

GREG BALDWIN
Our President, Greg was part of the team that launched the original VolunteerMatch.org Web service in 1998. He is a life-long volunteer and regularly speaks at nonprofit events and conferences on the subjects of volunteering, communication, and the Internet.

JENNIFER BENNETT
Our Volunteer Program Manager, Jennifer is responsible for VolunteerMatch’s in-house volunteering program, where she welcomes more than 100 people from the community to help us in our work.

HILARY LAWSON
Our Communications Intern, Hilary is responsible for our project on volunteer tourism, as well as writing and editing for our public Web community. She also reviews many recent releases on service.
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VICTORIA PACCHIANA
Victoria is Communications Associate at VolunteerMatch and our in-house expert on all things related to social media.
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ROBERT J. ROSENTHAL
Robert is Director of Communications at VolunteerMatch. For Engaging Volunteers he writes about media and social trends related to volunteering and service, and how organizations can more effectively use our services to tell their story.
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DEE WEBSTER
Dee is our able Network Associate, and she spends her days at VolunteerMatch helping nonprofits and volunteers more effectively use our system.
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