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Nonprofit leadership author, coach, and expert Tobi Johnson shares weekly tips to help charities build, grow, and scale exceptional volunteer teams. Discover how your nonprofit can effectively coordinate volunteers who are reliable, equipped, and ready to help you bring about BIG change for the better. Rather than continuing to “do more with less,” achieve abundance for your organization by engaging community talent that helps you do more with more. Society is evolving and so, too, is volunteerism. With over 25 years of experience working in nonprofits, public sector agencies, and grassroots campaigns Tobi is known for her modern “big hat” thinking and straight talk about what it takes to achieve success in today’s world. You will learn how to coordinate volunteers, improve the volunteer experience, recruit volunteers, appreciate volunteers, and do it all more efficiently with the right volunteer management software and digital tools. It’s a mix of interviews and solo shows you’re not going to want to miss. So, if you’re ready to ditch the stress and harness the power of people to fuel your good work, you’re in exactly the right place. Hit subscribe and let’s DO this!

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June 11, 2026Episode 21837 min

218. The Nonprofit Volunteer Management Skills I Wish I Had When I Started

Most volunteer leaders learn on the job, through trial and error, and sometimes burnout. But what if you could start with the skills that really matter?In this episode, Tobi Johnson draws on 25+ years of experience to share the essential skills she wishes she had from day one. You'll learn why self‑regulation and emotional resilience are critical for preventing burnout and leading with clarity. She also breaks down strategic planning that connects program design, metrics, and budgets, including how to advocate for volunteer‑related expenses.Tobi also tackles change management and influence, especially when you don't have formal authority. Her participatory leadership approach helps you engage stakeholders, manage resistance, and build trusted teams. Plus, she offers a free worksheet to help you develop your personal leadership philosophy.If you're ready to lead with confidence and create lasting impact, this episode is your toolkit.Skills I Wish I Had – Episode Highlights [00:00] Introduction to Volunteer Management Skills[04:08] Top Nonprofit Volunteer Management Skills[08:46] Emotional Self-Regulation in Leadership[12:54] Strategic Planning for Nonprofits[17:08] Budgeting for Volunteer Programs[24:10] Change Management and Influence[31:12] Participatory Leadership and CollaborationHelpful Links Volunteer Management Fundamentals Live! Volunteer Nation Episode #185: To Burnout & Back – My Secret Struggle with Long COVIDVolunteer Nation Episode #022: My Fave 6 Nonprofit Leadership and Management Wins Volunteer Nation Episode #205: My Top Time Management Tips for Overwhelmed Volunteer ManagersVolunteer Nation Episode #186: Strategy vs Tactics – How to Include Both in Your Volunteer Planning Independent Sector Value of Volunteer TimeVolunteer Strategy Scorecard™ Full shownotesVolunteer Management Fundamentals Live!Summer Cohort: June 18 – July 24, 2026Learn the Essential Frameworks for Attracting and Engaging, Enthusiastic, Committed Volunteers with Less Stress and Greater Confidence. Thanks for listening to this episode of the Volunteer Nation podcast. If you enjoyed it, please be sure to subscribe, rate, and review so we can reach more people like you who want to improve the impact of their good cause. For more tips and notes from the show, check us out at TobiJohnson.com. For any comments or questions, email us at WeCare@VolPro.net.

June 4, 2026Episode 21738 min

217. What Is a Volunteer? Why It Matters to You Org

Most organizations see volunteers as free labor. That narrow view hides their true value.In this episode, Tobi Johnson explains why redefining volunteer roles unlocks hidden assets: relational capital, advocacy reach, donor pipelines, and community credibility. She covers practical steps to write clear role descriptions, reduce staff‑volunteer tension, and stay legally compliant, from U.S. Department of Labor standards to local laws.If fuzzy definitions are holding your organization back, this episode gives you the clarity and strategy to turn volunteers into your most valuable strategic asset.What Is a Volunteer? – Episode Highlights [00:00] Understanding Volunteers: Definitions and Importance[04:47] Valuing Volunteer Time: Beyond Wage Replacement[11:23] Legal Perspectives on Volunteerism[21:05] Defining Volunteer Roles vs. Paid Staff Roles[24:54] Clarity in Volunteer and Staff Relationships[34:56] Action Steps for Defining Volunteer RolesHelpful Links Volunteer Management Fundamentals Live! Volunteer Nation Episode #214: Defending National Service & Community Resilience with Kaira EsgateVolunteer Nation Episode #009: Helping Nonprofit Employees See the Value of VolunteersVolunteer Nation Episode #096: Volunteer Work or Staff Position? How to Decide! Volunteer Nation Episode #129: Paid or Volunteer Role? A Simple Checklist Volunteer Nation Episode #157: A Fresh Take on Volunteer Position Descriptions Independent Sector Value of Volunteer Time US Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division: Final Rulings and Option Letters Volunteer Strategy Scorecard™ Volunteer Management Fundamentals Live!Summer Cohort: June 18 – July 24, 2026Learn the Essential Frameworks for Attracting and Engaging, Enthusiastic, Committed Volunteers with Less Stress and Greater Confidence. Thanks for listening to this episode of the Volunteer Nation podcast. If you enjoyed it, please be sure to subscribe, rate, and review so we can reach more people like you who want to improve the impact of their good cause. For more tips and notes from the show, check us out at TobiJohnson.com. For any comments or questions, email us at WeCare@VolPro.net.

May 28, 202631 min

216. Your Quick Guide to Better Volunteer Thank You Notes

A generic “thanks” isn’t enough. Personalized thank-you notes can transform volunteer retention.In this episode, Tobi Johnson shares a simple four‑step framework to write meaningful appreciation: specific actions, impact, acknowledgment, and gratitude. She also offers creative ways to recognize remote volunteers, scale appreciation, and build a culture of genuine gratitude.If you want volunteers to feel valued and stay engaged, this episode gives you an easy, actionable formula for better thank-you notes.Full show notes: Episode 216 - Your Quick Guide to Better Volunteer Thank You Notes Volunteer Thank You Notes – Episode Highlights [00:00] - Introduction to the importance of volunteer thank you notes[06:30] - The transformative power of the right thank you note[13:49] - Recognizing all volunteers, not just stars[20:32] - Connecting volunteer efforts to organizational impact[25:15] - A quick four-step framework for crafting your message[30:30] - Closing remarks and call to actionHelpful Links Volunteer Management Fundamentals Live! Volunteer Thank You Letter Cheat Sheet Volunteer Nation Episode #215 – 5 Ways to Boost the Fun Factor for Community Volunteers Volunteer Nation Episode #176: Beyond Pizza Parties: Innovative Appreciation Ideas for VolunteersVolunteer Management Fundamentals Live!Summer Cohort: June 18 – July 24, 2026Learn the Essential Frameworks for Attracting and Engaging, Enthusiastic, Committed Volunteers with Less Stress and Greater Confidence. Thanks for listening to this episode of the Volunteer Nation podcast. If you enjoyed it, please be sure to subscribe, rate, and review so we can reach more people like you who want to improve the impact of their good cause. For more tips and notes from the show, check us out at TobiJohnson.com. For any comments or questions, email us at WeCare@VolPro.net.

May 21, 202634 min

215. 5 Ways to Boost the Fun Factor for Community Volunteers

A volunteer program without joy can lead to burnout and turnover. But adding fun doesn't mean being less professional; it means building a genuine community.In this episode, Tobi Johnson explains why shared experiences and fun are essential for retention. She shares a story from a recent informal gathering with her own volunteer team and introduces the concept of edutainment, learning combined with entertainment. Tobi also previews the Volapalooza Festival, designed with a music‑festival vibe to engage volunteers.She then offers five practical ways to boost the fun factor: invite volunteers to co‑create the culture, design for social connection, use themes and festival energy, create joyful moments, and make experiences shareable.If you want to move beyond bureaucracy and build a volunteer culture people actually enjoy, this episode gives you simple, actionable ideas.Fun Factor – Episode Highlights [00:00] The Fun Factor in Volunteering[02:31] Planning and Hosting a Volunteer Gathering[05:04] Creating Joyful Volunteer Experiences[19:50] Top Tips for Boosting Fun in Volunteering[23:43] Invitation to Volapalooza FestivalHelpful Links VolunteerPro Membership Community Volunteer Nation Episode #115 - Your Quick Guide to Amazing Volunteer Events Volunteer Nation Episode #027: Secrets to Building a Sense of Community with VolunteersGrab your free Volapalooza festival passesVolunteer Management Fundamentals Live!Summer Cohort: June 18 – July 24, 2026Learn the Essential Frameworks for Attracting and Engaging, Enthusiastic, Committed Volunteers with Less Stress and Greater Confidence. Thanks for listening to this episode of the Volunteer Nation podcast. If you enjoyed it, please be sure to subscribe, rate, and review so we can reach more people like you who want to improve the impact of their good cause. For more tips and notes from the show, check us out at TobiJohnson.com. For any comments or questions, email us at WeCare@VolPro.net.

May 14, 2026Episode 2141 hr 11 min

214. Defending National Service & Community Resilience with Kaira Esgate

Advocacy for volunteerism can't wait until a crisis hits. Sometimes the crisis arrives without warning, and the relationships you've built with policymakers determine whether your program survives.In this episode, host Tobi Johnson welcomes Kaira Esgate, CEO of America's Service Commissions, to discuss sudden funding cuts that threatened AmeriCorps. Kaira shares how grant terminations and staff reductions halted community projects and upended service members' lives. She also highlights the successful bipartisan advocacy—lawsuits and congressional support—that ultimately restored funding.If your organization depends on public funding or grants, this episode is a powerful reminder: proactive advocacy and long‑term relationships with elected officials are essential to protecting the programs that hold our communities together.Community Resilience – Episode Highlights [00:00] Introduction to Advocacy in Volunteerism[05:19] Kaira Esgate's Journey in National Service[12:50] Understanding AmeriCorps and National Service Landscape[18:05] The Crisis: Funding Cuts and Their Impact[31:24] Mobilization and Advocacy Response[47:43] Ongoing Advocacy and Political Landscape[51:37] Lessons Learned from Advocacy Efforts[01:01:00] Future of National Service and Community ImpactHelpful Links Volunteer Strategy Scorecard™ Volunteer Management Progress Report Volunteer Nation Episode #148 - Nonprofit Advocacy 101 – Yes You Can! Volunteer Nation Episode #149 - Nonprofit Advocacy Strategies – A Checklist Volunteer Nation Episode #150 – Launch a Community-based Advocacy Program in Six StepsAmerica’s Service Commissions Find Kaira on LinkedInIf you are looking to show your support for AmeriCorps during these challenging times, please consider taking one or more of the following actions. Call your Members of Congress using 5 Calls. (There's a free app too!) Email your Members of Congress using the tool from Voices for National Service. Join States for Service, ASC’s privately funded policy coalition working to advocate for federal and state policies that improve access to national service and volunteer engagement resources. Donate to ASC’s National AmeriCorps Member Emergency Fund.Write an op-ed, submit a letter to the editor, or post on social media. ASC’s communications toolkit provides resources for all of these and more. Thanks for listening to this episode of the Volunteer Nation podcast. If you enjoyed it, please be sure to subscribe, rate, and review so we can reach more people like you who want to improve the impact of their good cause. For more tips and notes from the show, check us out at TobiJohnson.com. For any comments or questions, email us at WeCare@VolPro.net.

May 7, 2026Episode 21356 min

213. Impact Lab POV - Community-based Volunteer Networks with Kristi Sebald

Strengthening volunteer engagement isn't always about doing more with your own program. Sometimes it's about letting go of the need to hold onto every volunteer and instead building connections across your entire community.In this episode of the Volunteer Nation Podcast, part of the Impact Lab POV Series, Tobi Johnson is joined by Kristi Sebald, a guest advisor and expert in volunteer and community engagement. Kristi shares how an abundance mindset and intentional coalition building can transform isolated volunteer efforts into powerful, community-wide networks. Drawing from her work with Habitat for Humanity and other local collaborations, she explains why collaboration is a force multiplier – increasing trust, sharing resources, and amplifying impact far beyond what any single organization can achieve alone.The conversation challenges the myth that we must keep volunteers for ourselves and instead explores practical strategies for outreach, referral, and relationship-building with community leaders, faith groups, and corporate partners. Kristi also offers real-life success stories and actionable tips for effective communication and follow-up that nurture long-term partnerships.If your organization is ready to stop working in a silo and start building a sustainable volunteer network that expands your reach, this episode – and Kristi’s upcoming Impact Lab seminar on May 12th – will give you the playbook to get started.Volunteer Networks – Episode Highlights [00:00] Introduction to Kristi Sebald[04:33] Importance of community collaboration[08:13] Volunteerism in today’s world[16:12] Mindset shifts in volunteer management[32:23] Practical outreach steps[37:45] Success stories in coalition efforts[44:37] Cross-referral strategies[50:00] Power of gratitude and follow-up[55:07] Upcoming Impact Lab SeminarHelpful Links Volunteer Strategy Scorecard™ Volunteer Management Progress Report Volunteer Nation Episode #152: What Every Nonprofit Executive Should Know About Community Engagement Find Kristi on LinkedIn Volunteer Management Fundamentals Live!Summer Cohort: June 18 – July 24, 2026Learn the Essential Frameworks for Attracting and Engaging, Enthusiastic, Committed Volunteers with Less Stress and Greater Confidence. Thanks for listening to this episode of the Volunteer Nation podcast. If you enjoyed it, please be sure to subscribe, rate, and review so we can reach more people like you who want to improve the impact of their good cause. For more tips and notes from the show, check us out at TobiJohnson.com. For any comments or questions, email us at WeCare@VolPro.net.

April 30, 2026Episode 2121 hr 4 min

212. Impact Lab POV - Volunteer Training Programs Made Easy with Dana Litwin

Effective volunteer training is more than checking a box; it builds confident, engaged volunteers who stay longer and deliver greater impact. Yet many organizations rely on long, one-size-fits-all sessions that frustrate volunteers and miss chances to align with staff development.In this episode of the Volunteer Nation Podcast – Impact Lab POV Series, Tobi Johnson welcomes Dana Litwin, volunteer management expert, President of Dana Litwin Consulting, and past president of AL!VE. Dana shares how to move from reactive, siloed training to strategic programs that boost retention, performance, and community connection. She explains why well-trained volunteers become powerful ambassadors for your cause.Together, they unpack common mistakes like treating volunteer and staff training as fundamentally different, then offer practical strategies for flexible, accessible training from online tools to micro-learning. If you're ready to turn volunteer training from a burden into a strategic advantage, this conversation gives you proven tips and the confidence to get started.[00:00] Introduction to Volunteer Training Programs[07:01] Dana's Journey into Volunteerism[11:38] The Importance of Volunteerism Today[15:03] Common Misconceptions in Volunteer Training[21:58] Evolving Training Methods for Volunteers[25:33] The Importance of Quality in Volunteer Training[31:09] The Importance of Intentional Training[34:02] Efficiency in Volunteer Training Programs[38:24] Pruning Training Content for Effectiveness[43:52] Real-World Examples of Effective Training[51:30] Practical Steps for Revamping Training Programs[55:50] Creating a Positive Culture Around Volunteer Training[01:03:42] Final Reflections And Wrap Helpful Links Volunteer Strategy Scorecard™Volunteer Management Progress Report Volunteer Nation Episode #033: New Research on Volunteer Funding with Dana Litwin Volunteer Nation Episode #124: Equity Tools for Nonprofits Volunteerism with Faiza Venzant Volunteer Nation Episode #202: Volunteer Events without the Headaches – My Training Takeaways Find Dana on LinkedIn Dana’s Priceless Advice with Volunteers on YouTubeDana Litwin ConsultingVolunteer Management Fundamentals Live!Summer Cohort: June 18 – July 24, 2026Learn the Essential Frameworks for Attracting and Engaging, Enthusiastic, Committed Volunteers with Less Stress and Greater Confidence. Thanks for listening to this episode of the Volunteer Nation podcast. If you enjoyed it, please be sure to subscribe, rate, and review so we can reach more people like you who want to improve the impact of their good cause. For more tips and notes from the show, check us out at TobiJohnson.com. For any comments or questions, email us at WeCare@VolPro.net.

April 23, 2026Episode 2111 hr 2 min

211. Best Practices & Community Spirit with Volunteering New Zealand

Volunteer engagement doesn't exist in a vacuum—it's deeply shaped by community values, national infrastructure, and a spirit of collective care. In New Zealand, where over 115,000 not-for-profits operate and most are volunteer-led, best practices for volunteer management must reflect local culture and real-world challenges like low tech adoption and the need for more informal opportunities.In this episode of the Volunteer Nation Podcast, host Tobi Johnson welcomes Marg McLachlan and Heidi Quinn from Tūao Aotearoa Volunteering New Zealand. They share how their organization developed best practice guidelines through a genuine co-design process, centering volunteer voices and using plain language to make principles accessible. The conversation also covers Volunteering New Zealand’s role in advocacy, research, and training, and how community cohesion is vital to a country with a small population.If you're looking to move beyond generic volunteer management and learn how community-driven, co-designed guidelines can strengthen your program, this episode offers practical insights and a inspiring look at how one country is putting community spirit at the heart of volunteer engagement.[00:00] - Introduction to Community-Centered Volunteer Best Practices[12:15] - Structure and Size of New Zealand’s Volunteer Sector[22:30] - Challenges in Volunteer Management[49:23] - Tips for Developing Standards and Getting Buy-In[54:26] - Challenges Around Volunteer Exit and Succession Planning[60:07] - Values, Language, and Grounding Standards in Purpose[64:32] - How to Learn More and Connect with Volunteering New ZealandHelpful LinksVolunteer Strategy Scorecard™ Volunteer Management Progress Report Volunteer Nation Episode #131: Volunteerism in Australia Part 1 – A National Strategy with Zac Reimers and Sarah Wilson Volunteer Nation Episode #132: Volunteerism in Australia Part 2 – A National Strategy with Zac Reimers and Sarah Wilson Tūao Aotearoa Volunteering New Zealand website Tūao Aotearoa Volunteering New Zealand Best Practice Guidelines Assess your practices against the Volunteering New Zealand Best Practice Guidelines Find Marg on LinkedIn Find Heidi on LinkedIn Mural Online Collaboration Tool Volunteer Management Fundamentals Live!Summer Cohort: June 18 – July 24, 2026Learn the Essential Frameworks for Attracting and Engaging, Enthusiastic, Committed Volunteers with Less Stress and Greater Confidence. Thanks for listening to this episode of the Volunteer Nation podcast. If you enjoyed it, please be sure to subscribe, rate, and review so we can reach more people like you who want to improve the impact of their good cause. For more tips and notes from the show, check us out at TobiJohnson.com. For any comments or questions, email us at WeCare@VolPro.net.

April 16, 2026Episode 21035 min

210. Impact Lab POV – Better Volunteer Offboarding with Ruth Leonard

Volunteer engagement doesn’t end when service concludes. In fact, how organizations say goodbye to their volunteers can have a lasting impact on relationships, reputation, and future support. Yet, volunteer offboarding is often overlooked or treated as an administrative task rather than a meaningful opportunity for connection.In this episode of the Volunteer Nation Podcast, part of the Impact Lab POV Series, host Tobi Johnson sits down with volunteer engagement expert Ruth Leonard, who also serves as a Guest Advisor for VolunteerPro, to explore how intentional offboarding can strengthen organizational culture and foster long-term loyalty. Together, they reframe offboarding as a relationship-building process that honors volunteers’ contributions while keeping the door open for future involvement.Ruth shares insights on the importance of transparency around volunteer tenure, the role of rituals and recognition in creating dignified transitions, and how thoughtful exit interviews can preserve valuable knowledge. The conversation also highlights the benefits of maintaining alumni connections and celebrating service as a way to reinforce human dignity and community trust.Listeners will discover practical strategies to design meaningful volunteer exits, shift their mindset from transactional to relational engagement, and ensure that every volunteer’s journey ends with appreciation and purpose. Ruth also offers a preview of her upcoming seminar focused on helping volunteers leave well while staying connected.If you’re looking to enhance retention, protect your organization’s reputation, and create lasting relationships with your volunteers, this episode provides the inspiration and actionable guidance to get started.Full show notes: 210 – Impact Lab POV – Better Volunteer Offboarding with Ruth LeonardVolunteer offboarding – Episode Highlights[00:00] Introduction to Volunteer Nation Podcast[03:33] Ruth Leonard's Journey into Volunteerism[05:24] The Importance of Volunteerism Today[08:10] Understanding Volunteer Offboarding[12:51] The Significance of Proper Offboarding[15:50] Consequences of Poor Offboarding Practices19:10] Practical Steps for Effective Offboarding[23:51] Creating a Culture of Connection[27:54] Mindset Shifts for Volunteer Leaders[30:06] Looking Ahead: Future of VolunteerismHelpful Links VolunteerPro Impact Lab Volunteer Management Progress Report Volunteer Nation Episode #122: Rethinking Community Involvement with Ruth Leonard Volunteer Nation Episode #140: Volunteer Performance Issues – How to (Finally) Have that Chat! Find Ruth on LinkedIn Get Ruth’s Latest Book - Volunteer Involvement: An Introduction to Theory and Practice Volunteer Involvement: an Introduction to Theory and Practice The Ethical Considerations of Framing Volunteers as Consumers or Customers | Engage Journal Volunteer Management Fundamentals Live!Summer Cohort: June 18 – July 24, 2026Learn the Essential Frameworks for Attracting and Engaging, Enthusiastic, Committed Volunteers with Less Stress and Greater Confidence. Thanks for listening to this episode of the Volunteer Nation podcast. If you enjoyed it, please be sure to subscribe, rate, and review so we can reach more people like you who want to improve the impact of their good cause. For more tips and notes from the show, check us out at TobiJohnson.com. For any comments or questions, email us at WeCare@VolPro.net.

April 9, 202654 min

209. Impact Lab POV: Leadership and Influence with Megan Vixie

Leadership in volunteer engagement is not defined by title or workload, but by the ability to influence, align, and inspire others toward a shared vision. Many leaders stay busy managing day-to-day tasks, yet struggle to step into a more visible and strategic role that drives real organizational impact.In this episode of the Volunteer Nation Podcast, part of the Impact Lab POV Series, Tobi Johnson sits down with Megan Vixie, a seasoned nonprofit leader, to explore how professionals can grow their leadership presence and expand their influence. Drawing from her journey from volunteer to Chief Engagement Officer, Megan shares practical insights on mindset shifts, intrinsic motivation, and the importance of cultural competence in leading effectively.Together, they unpack what it means to move from simply “working in your program” to intentionally “working on your program,” and how visibility, voice, and vision play a critical role in advancing both personal leadership and organizational success. Megan also offers actionable strategies to help listeners speak up, leverage their unique strengths, and align their work with broader strategic priorities.If you’re ready to elevate your impact, build confidence as a leader, and step into a more influential role within your organization, this conversation will give you the tools and perspective to get started.Leadership and Influence – Episode Highlights [00:00] – Introducing Megan Vixie and the impact of volunteerism in today’s world[02:11] – Megan’s volunteer story and path to leadership[04:25] – The role of passion and purpose in volunteer engagement careers[09:07] – Why volunteerism is vital amidst societal stressors[13:08] – Common misconceptions about career growth in the volunteer field[16:29] – Mindset shifts: Using vision, visibility, and voice[20:27] – The importance of owning your influence regardless of title[23:22] – How influence intersects with organizational strategy and influence[28:48] – Practical steps to build confidence and speak up effectively[36:37] – Real-world example of shifting mindset to leadership success[39:53] – Starting small when seeking to enhance your influence[45:45] – Building trust and partnership through listening and affirming[48:48] – Encouragement to take risks and have tough conversations[52:11] – Megan’s upcoming advanced seminar and how to join[54:10] – Megan’s vision for the future of volunteer engagement leadership[55:23] – Connecting with Megan and learning about her workHelpful Links VolunteerPro Impact Lab – https://volpro.net/join/ Volunteer Management Progress Report – https://volpro.net/volunteer-management-progress-report/ Volunteer Nation Episode #017: My Top 12 Nonprofit Leadership Tips Learned the Hard Way – https://volpro.net/017-my-top-12-nonprofit-leadership-tips-learned-the-hard-way/ Find Megan on LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/meganvixie/ Arrive Circa Now website – https://www.arrivecircanow.com/ Volunteer Management Fundamentals Live!Summer Cohort: June 18 – July 24, 2026Learn the Essential Frameworks for Attracting and Engaging, Enthusiastic, Committed Volunteers with Less Stress and Greater Confidence. Thanks for listening to this episode of the Volunteer Nation podcast. If you enjoyed it, please be sure to subscribe, rate, and review so we can reach more people like you who want to improve the impact of their good cause. For more tips and notes from the show, check us out at TobiJohnson.com. For any comments or questions, email us at WeCare@VolPro.net.