Habanananda, a 1956 graduate and president of the Lions Club International. He earned his MBA at Ball State in 1961. Findings by Prudential Insurance Company of America, in a report released last year as part of its Fourth Annual Global Volunteer Day a year ago, pinpoint the high value placed upon volunteerism by corporations and employers. Sixty-two percent of respondents said the companies they work for encourage volunteerism, while 48 percent said their employers sponsor volunteer programs. Three out of four workers said they participate in programs offered by their employers.
Corporations continue active volunteerism programs because it is good business.
I would like to help out during emergency situations. I like to help work with international relationships through athletics. Helen Hayles, writing for Volunteer Canada on the eve of National Volunteer Week, aptly notes motivation as a key component. Our willingness to admit that motives exist and they are factors in recruitment and retention opened many new doors. Gender equalizes in participation in civic or social service organizations.