Volunteering Videos

http://www.CharityWalksBlog.com - Successful charity walks depend on the unselfish contributions of many volunteers. Expressing appreciation to volunteers does not have to be difficult. There are many easy ways you can show your volunteers that you care about them and are grateful for their hard work. The 7 ways described in video will get you started. If you are interested in being a part of a community of people passionate about charity walks, go to http://ChartyWalks.ning.com.

http://www.CharityWalksBlog.com - Recognizing volunteers supporting your charity walks is critical. Appropriate volunteer recognition will help keep your volunteers motivated and interested in supporting your organization for many years to come. Consider some of the 7 unique methods in this video. If you are interested in being a part of a community of people passionate about charity walks, go to http://ChartyWalks.ning.com.

http://www.CharityWalksBlog.com - Recognizing volunteers supporting your charity walks is critical. Appropriate volunteer recognition will help keep your volunteers motivated and interested in supporting your organization for many years to come. Consider some of the 7 unique methods in this video. If you are interested in being a part of a community of people passionate about charity walks, go to http://ChartyWalks.ning.com.

Dan Flenley spends a rather windy Thursday morning with the Freshfield Dune Heath volunteer task group. Listen to find out how you can get involved.

Learn how to mentor a military veteran and their family to show your thanks for their sacrifices.

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Scientist Joe Kaplinsky takes a sober look at the controversial chemical DDT, noting that it is one of the most effective pesticides ever developed and great at combating malaria. He also employs a critical approach to the intellectual legacy of Rachel Carson, author of the famous 1962 book The Silent Spring . Kaplinsky takes on the anti-scientific prejudices of Carson and her followers and suggests DDT could be and should be widely used today to save lives.