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Creating a Rewarding Experience that Engages and Retains Volunteers (OPEN TRAINING)

Volunteers are one of the most valuable assets to non-profit organizations, and it is crucial to have a strategy that motivates people to give their time and talent. From building strong relationships to making them feel important and valued through public recognition, there are a variety of ways to establish a committed volunteer base. We will discuss best practices in creating an experience that grows the enthusiasm and dedication of your volunteers.

*Free event for ACAM network partners and 2024 ACAM All-Access Pass holders.

This event is $35 for all other attendees*

About the Speaker

Erica Bryant

Erica Bryant is celebrating her third anniversary at Northwest Assistance Ministries (NAM), where she plays a pivotal role as the Program and Community Resource Coordinator. Her responsibilities include overseeing program volunteers and serving as the point of contact for NAM across various committees. Erica’s commitment to the Houston community is evident through her efforts in community relations, particularly in coordinating volunteers and leveraging her comprehensive understanding of local non-profit organizations.

Her involvement extends to board service at several organizations, including the YMCA Ella branch. Erica’s leadership skills were further honed by completing the CenterPoint Energy Emerging Leaders Institute ~ Cohort III, hosted by the Texas A&M University Center for Executive Development at Mays Business School, in June 2024.

 

An East Texas native, Erica’s career began with the State of Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, where she worked as a Fish Technician for five years. She then transitioned to Domino’s Pizza Inc. in Ann Arbor, Michigan, taking on the role of Corporate Coordinator for the Texas Region, which marked the start of her community engagement. For the next twenty years, Erica has been associated with the United Way of Greater Houston as a Community Relations Coordinator.   She continues actively participating in community outreach programs. Erica’s personal life is marked by her 34-year love & marriage to her high school sweetheart, John, who passed away from brain cancer in 2017. Together, they raised two children, Ejalyn and Ceajae, who are now adults.

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