Volunteers play an important role in our community. Volunteer activities can include anything from caring for children, feeding the homeless, and rescuing animals to protecting our natural resources and environment. This training explores not only the many roles that volunteers can take on within your charitable program, but also how to plan for your volunteers, how to locate volunteers, how to mitigate legal issues surrounding volunteers, and finally how to value and retain volunteers. WEBINAR
Anita Saville Certified SCORE Mentor
This informative webinar is offered at no cost and is being sponsored in partnership with the North Shore Alliance for Economic Development and the Massachusetts Office of Business Development (MOBD).
Presenter
Anita Saville
Anita Saville is co-founder of Budget Buddies, an award-winning nonprofit providing financial-wellness programs for women and girls from households with low incomes. Renamed Women’s Money Matters in 2022, the organization has delivered innovative education and mentoring for nearly 3,000 participants since 2010. Before launching Budget Buddies, Anita wrote marketing content for multiple financial-planning publications and investment firms and published a money-management newsletter for women. In designing the Budget Buddies curriculum, Anita also drew on experience as a public school teacher. Anita has a master’s degree in journalism from University of Maryland and a bachelor’s degree in education from Penn State. She lives in Massachusetts with her wife Emily and their cats Ricky and Lucy.
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