Volunteering Gen Xers may not connect with their grandparents' concept of volunteerism as civic duty. may not buy into their parents' optimism about c
{"Image DocumentName": "VolunteeringGen Xers. may not connect with their grandparents\u2019 concept of volunteerism as civic duty.", "Image ImageDescription": "may not buy into their parents\u2019 optimism about changing the world. feel capable of helping one person. may prefer to focus on local, not global issues, on tangible results, not idealism. Gen Ys. look for variety, stimulation and push button action. are searching for their causes. exhibit a strong interest in volunteering. Peak body. Custodians of national standards. Research and development. Advocacy and lobbying for positive change. General support and advice to all groups utilising volunteers. Education & promotion. Raising the profile of volunteering in the community. Member agencies. Not for profit. Assist with their volunteer management, policies and procedures. Training. Referral service. In person, telephone or internet/ . Enhancing access to volunteering. Yvol. Enhancing access. CaLD. ARC. Source: Merrill Associates, Move Over, Mom & Dad - We\u2019re not like you! 2003 and Merrill Associates, 2005.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}