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In order to run a program at a high level, you have to be an effective communicator. You can never communicate too much. Keeping your participants, staff and volunteers in the loop in every aspect ...
Gen Z Recruitment: Research to help nonprofit leaders with hiring and staffing concerns during the COVID-19 pandemic. Community Rec Magazine recently surveyed its advisory board on the industry’s top trends and concerns for the first ...
Seven examples for showing appreciation and thanking donors. People give to people and worthy causes too. They will give because they believe in your organization, and they can identify with your mission and goals. They ...
Can a personal behavior contract help you with this year’s goals and resolutions? It’s that time of year to begin reflecting on your past twelve months and plan for the new year. As you begin ...
Last November during Native American Heritage Month, the YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago invited Chicagoland and Wisconsin residents to learn more about – and take part in –YMCA Family Camp Nawakwa’s longstanding kinship with the Lac ...
Three ways to make this year a mission-driven success. There seems to be a collective sense that 2022 is the year of new things. For many, it’s new programs and new goals to correct a ...
2022 recreation trends and predictions for community rec professionals. Every year, the National Recreation and Parks Association (NRPA), shares a collection of observations and predictions on the top trends in parks and recreation for the ...
After 39 years as a YMCA professional and 13 years at the helm of the Attleboro Norton YMCA, CEO Robin McDonald will retire as of Friday, December 31. Courtney Harrness will step into the role ...
All youth sports programs should have very similar goals to bring the best out of your participants. These should be outlined in your policies and procedures along with your mission statement. Engrain these things in ...
At the end of each year, the Community Rec team likes to share a brief recap of the cover stories from 2021 and lessons learned. Below, take a brief trip down memory lane as we ...
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