Engaging Millennials in Volunteer Service

Connecting with the next generation of meaning-seekers

Millennials are the most diverse generation to enter the workforce in the United States — ever — and 98% of them have engaged in philanthropy before the age of 18 (Goldseker and Moody, 2017). The nonprofit sector must position itself to engage this unique audience of meaning-seekers. But where do we start?

Join nonprofit expert Mandy Sharp Eizinger for this free workshop presented in partnership with Volunteer Michigan and designed to help you:

• Gain knowledge of demographic & sector trends.
• Understand recommended practices for recruiting & engaging millennials.
• Explore the impact of newer generations on the social sector.

Price: Free
Format: Virtual

 
Who should attend this course?
This session is ideal for individuals interested in learning more about engaging millennials in volunteer service, boards, or committees.

Please Note: This workshop will NOT be recorded or made available to registrants after the live session.

Questions about this event or about your registration?
Call 616-331-7585 or email jcp@gvsu.edu.

Mandy Sharp Eizinger, M.S., is a program manager at the Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy at Grand Valley State University. Mandy brings to her role training in Gallup Strengths Coaching and a people-centered approach to developing individuals and programs to make meaningful and measurable impact. Learn more about Mandy.