2016 Holiday Tool Kit

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Integrating Kettle with the Volunteer Management Software: 20. Data Collection: Choose the options for the specific opportunity – for bellringers – ask what you want information for – if they are one time ringers you may not need to have PTM options filled out. a. Volunteer Information: address etc. b. Registration Options (interests, skills etc) c. Protecting the Mission options pg. 11
Integrating Kettle with the Volunteer Management Software: 21. You can add custom questions if they are needed for the opportunity ie. Do you have any special needs while standing at the kettle (need a chair etc) or we are collecting hat sizes, etc… 22. You can also add additional waivers – you will want to have the two standard waivers available for the volunteers to sign when signing up for their kettle shift. 23. Adding documents here…. pg. 12
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Adopt-A- Family Frequently Asked Qu
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Adopt-A- Family The Salvation Army
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The Salvation Army Angel Tree Step-
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The Salvation Army Corps Christmas
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Adopt-A- Family Commonly Used Stati
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Food Drives Why a Food Drive? What
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Food Drives Tips and Suggestions OB
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PLANNING THE EVENT Food Drive Timel
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Toy Drives Introduction Successful
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