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Ideas on rewarding volunteers
Pete Martin Trustee & Business Development Lead at Shrewsbury Repair Cafe Posted 5 months ago
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Hi All
We are a small local charity based in Shropshire, completely volunteer led. Our volunteers have given so much time and commitment to help make our repair cafe, in our opinion, a massive success that is growing month by month.
I have been looking at ways to show our appreciation for all their work that is away from the normal thank you etc. We are signed up to Room 2 Reward which is excellent, but also we have the option of our volunteers using Charityworkersdiscounts.com, which offers discounts on everyday purchases through their website.
Have any charities used or are using charityworkersdiscount.com and what has been your experience of it?
Has anyone else got any further ideas or resources to help in rewarding volunteers?
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