Goal setting is a simple way to invest everyone in your event. Now go rock out. Despite Scientific Advancement, Cloning Will Not Produce Volunteers Hunger Cleanup coordinators from across the country have been analyzing cloning techniques to determine whether this controversial practice can be used to produce volunteers. Cleanup coordinators have determined that even though science has been working to perfect cloning we do not have that capability to make volunteers materialize. They need to be recruited.
Recruitment is the basic building block of any organization and event.
The more volunteers involved, the more money you will raise, the more work you can accomplish, the greater your impact, and the closer you will be to reaching your goals. In addition, the more volunteers you have participating in the Hunger Cleanup, the more individuals you will educate about the issues of hunger and homelessness. Finally, by recruiting new volunteers for the Hunger Cleanup, you will be able to get people involved with your campus club beyond the April 7th event. There are numerous ways to recruit volunteers for the 17th Annual Hunger Cleanup. It is important to have a sign that will draw attention, flyers for your next meeting, a sign in sheet, and materials that you can hand out.