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Voluntarism

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Voice and equality

Sidney Verba, Kay Lehman Schlozman, Henry Brady

1995

It's Our World, Too!

Phillip M. Hoose

2002

In Search of the Nonprofit Sector

Jonathan B. Imber, Peter Frumkin, Jonathan Imber

2004

Civil society in question

Jamie Swift

1999

A walk in the park

Anne E. Schraff

2013

The other invisible hand

Geoff Mulgan

1995

How to Build a House

Dana Reinhardt

2008

Inventing the nonprofit sector and other essays on philanthropy, voluntarism, and nonprofit organizations

Peter Dobkin Hall

1992

Social networks and social support

Benjamin H. Gottlieb

1981

Something good for a change

Wavy Gravy.

1992

Organising public and voluntary agencies

David Billis

1993

The helping hands handbook

Adams, Patricia

1992

A Year off...a year on?

Doe De'ath

The Volunteer Revolution

Bill Hybels

2004

Volunteer vacations

Bill McMillon

1991

Saving the environment

Oxford Designers and Illustrators, Andrew Langley

2013

Conquer or die!

Ben Hughes

2010

Leading without power

Max De Pree

2003

Time dollars

Edgar S. Cahn

1992

The complete idiot's guide to volunteering for teens

Preston Gralla

2001

Dixie and the good deeds

Grace Gilman

2013

The Red Cross (Everyday Heroes (Edina, Minn.).)

Jill C. Wheeler

2002

By the people

Katherine H. Campbell, Susan J. Ellis

1978

Jessica Takes Charge #116

Francine Pascal

1998

Challenges in volunteer management edited by

2008

Hidden assets : revolutionize your development program with a volunteer-driven approach

John S. Ryan, Diane Hodiak

2001

What in the World is going on? : A guide for Canadians wishing to work, voulnteer ir study in other countries

alan cumyn

1996

Landscapes of voluntarism

David Conradson, Christine Milligan

2006

Edmonton's urban villages

Ron Kuban

2005

The truth about us

Janet Gurtler

2015

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