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Here are some great ways to use National Volunteer Week eCards to improve your business and professional relationships...

Use National Volunteer Week eCards to:

  • to all of your dedicated volunteers at the workplace to show your appreciation for their hard work.

  • to recognize and perhaps give a reward to your volunteer of the year.

  • be sure to send out National Volunteer Week eCards a week or two ahead of time to increase awareness of the upcoming week.

  • during National Volunteer Week your company may want to reserve a day for employees and management to give back to your community. Volunteer at a local charity or community service event. Send eCards to spread awareness of the event and to thank your volunteers afterwards.

  • you may want to check out our Employee Appreciation eCard Resource Page for more information about recognizing your employees.

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    The History of National Volunteer Week

    National Volunteer Week was first established by President Nixon in 1974. The purpose was to recognize the millions of dedicated Americans who volunteer during the year in an effort to make the world a better place. Every year the current President and several other political figures issue proclamations thanking the efforts of volunteers.

    Ideas for volunteerism during National Volunteer Week According to data from the Bureau of Labor and Statistics, 28.8% of Americans volunteered in some form in 2005. The segment of the population who volunteered the most was the 35-44 year age group, with 34.5% volunteering.



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