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The Value
of Volunteer Hours
Over last couple of years, Many
Mansions' Volunteer Program has increased to well over 100
participants. The average volunteer has given at least 24.1 hours of
their time to serve the organization's mission of providing hope and
homes.
According to Independent Sector, a nonpartisan coalition of charities,
foundations, and corporate philanthropy programs, the 2006
estimate for the value of a volunteer hour is $18.77 per hour.[1][1]
"In the last year, Many Mansions volunteers
have given approximately 2,800 hours of volunteer time. This number
reflects those volunteers who regularly contribute to our Homework &
Literacy Program, Food Share, office assistance, and special
events," said Lindsey Garner,
Community Development Associate. The total number of
hours volunteers have contributed to Many Mansions calculates
to more than $52,550 in value.
Like many non-profits, volunteers play a significant part
in the success of Many Mansions. Fundraisers, office work,and the
non-profit's service programs such as the After-School Homework/ Literacy
Programs, Summer Camp and FoodSHARE rely heavily on the time and patience
volunteers give freely.
Many Mansions values its volunteers and would like
thank each person that has contributed their time and energy to
making their organization successful during the 2006-2007
fiscal year: Allie Spector,
Allison Martone, Amanda Schwartz, Andrea Cohen, Andrew Stone, Angela
Liew, Ashley Moje, Barb Dalrymple, Ben Samel, Beth Hatakeyama, Beverly
Reef, BJ Spurlock, Bob Covey, Bonnie Furguson, Brett Greenstein, Brian
Hjelle, Brittany Ramirez, Bryce Webster, Candice Gilliat, Carol Gilmore,,Carol Smrz,Cathy Bastow, Chelsea Khatami, Christian Choh, Chloe Acquavella, Chris Newton, Claire Marie, Claire Sawaya, Claudette White, Corliss Reed, Cristina Aggazzotti, Danielle Knudson, Daphne Trinh, Deborah Frank, Denise Thomas, Diego Pena, Dylan Reef, Elana Teitelbaum, Elizabeth Epstein, Emily Dinino, Emily Gilbert, Emily Schlueter, Eric Nam, Erin Gilmore, Faye Miran, Frank Littman, Georgeanne Youmans, Gerard Siazon, Gwen Boone, Hank Papeika, Hannah Stoiberg, Harrison Scheer, Helen Davis, Hugh Fleming, Jack Petros,James Barm, Janet Sheehan, Janette Morra, Jenna Smrz, Jessica Anderson, Jim McCaffery, JoAnn Tattersall, John O'Hara, John Rusingnio, Johny Garner, Joshua Thomas, Julia Clark, Julie Feely, Kaitlyn Thomas, Karen Dinino, Katelyn Anne Kolakowski, Katelyn Meitler, Kathleen Gates, Kathy Ayers, Kathy McCaffery, Katie Kavetsky, Katie Torango, Kayanne Covey, Kelsey Anne Barkis, Kelsey Cristyn Bartlett, Kevin Siazon, Kim Billmire, Kimberly Barkis, Kristin Miller, Laura Elias, Laura Erickson, Laura Laycook, Lauren Iezza, Laurie Martone, Leanne Nemeroff, Leslie Hastings, Liesa Covey, Lindsay Tattersall, Lisa Kolakowski, Liz Kavetsky and Girl Scout Troop 929, Liza Scheer, Lori Jacobs, Lyndsay Hartke, Lynn Winer, Maddy O'Hara, Maija Ehlinger, Marcy Crawford, Mark Bodenhammer, Mark Turner, Martha Aggazzotti, Mary Jo Bodenhammer, McKenna Lee Furgurson, Megan Winer, Meghan Thomas, Melanie Chang, Michelle Miller, Michelle Thomas, Mika Clark, Mikayla Yoshimoto, Mike Eckhardt, Mildred Siazon, Mortimer Reed, Nancy Persson, Nancy Skewes-Cox, Neelufar Khosraviani, Nicole Elaine Davis, Nicole Winer, Nithya Nambiar, Pat Givvin, Paula Scott, Rachel Ignelzi, Rachel Schall, Rebecca Dewindt, Rebecca Meitler, Renee Schwartz, Robin Ertel, Rosalyn Palmer, Rosemary Youmans, Ryan Blunk, Sandra Heyn, Sandy Bartlett, Sara Knight, Sarah Roark, Savanna Morra, Shanna O'Hara, Sharyn Kiner, Shawna Skowrup, Shaye Barkley, Sheila Epstein, Sherry Flynn, Stephanie Leung, Susan Lynn, Tahereh Sedighi, Taylor Wong, Teena Wong, Terrence O'Hara, Terri Reinhard, Theresa Baer, Theresa Truex, Tias Webster, Tina DeLaCuesta, Tony Reza, Vaishnavi Chandhiramoouli, Vanessa Lopez, Zachary Friedman, Zane Harris, Zoe Frank, LoanToolbox, National Charity Leagueand the CSUCI Service Learning Program
participants.
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