Whether your club has several or few members in community service, it's up to you to ensure that the lines of communication remain open. Also, communicating and coordinating projects with your board is a must. Forming a core group of volunteers to serve on a community service board committee will create a team atmosphere. Learn the names of your volunteers and remember to use them.
Name tags are always a great idea.
Be sure to tell each person how, as a member of the team, his or her small part fits into the big picture. If you link a club member with a project that maximizes their potential for success, he or she will succeed. Volunteers need to know the amount of time that will be expected of them. Finally, stress the importance of attendance.