 |  | THE GOOD NEIGHBOR TOOL KIT: WORKING WITH VOLUNTEERS cont. | | ||
|  Why Volunteer? Getting Started Improving Your Community Improving Yourself as a Volunteer Fundraising Working with Volunteers More Resources Directory: Links to Charitable Organizations | Great Places to Look for Volunteers If your fledgling organization needs some helping hands—and you feel like you’ve exhausted your supply of family, friends, neighbors, and co-workers—consider these grassroots options. · Churches · Schools · Senior citizens’ and community centers · Grocery store bulletin boards · Posters in movie theaters · Bingo halls · Courts—those sentenced to do community service · Golf courses · Bowling lanes · Service groups—Lions, Rotary, Elks · Hand out promotions with pizza deliveries. · Health clubs · Festivals and craft fairs—if possible, get a booth donated · Polling places · Dry cleaners and other small service businesses · Doctors’ and dentists’ offices · Other volunteer organizations; those who volunteer already are usually more willing to lend a hand. Tips for Volunteer Retention > | |||