Want to spread the workload to more volunteers?
Then join us for our free webinar where we will help you:
✅ Discover the 3 essentials to Spreading the Workload to more volunteers
✅ Build a Workload Spread Strategy for your club
✅ Get access to the latest tools, ideas, and strategies for collaboration and communication in your club
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Limited Opportunity
Please note that this workshop is a one-off opportunity with no immediate plans to run another session. Previously we have only run these types of workshops twice per year. Ensure you secure your place in this workshop to avoid disappointment and start spreading the workload to more volunteers now (rather than waiting another season).
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**Bonus Offer**
All attendees will be offered an opportunity to access a bonus offer that is valued at $1,000 for your club. We are only able to offer this to clubs that attend the session. Ensure you attend this session to access $1,000 worth of value for your club.
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How it works - watch now👇
Your club is invited to attend our one-off Workload Spread workshop on Wednesday July 17 at 7:00pm AEST
Dear Club Leader,
If you’re currently looking to recruit more volunteers and spread the workload for your local sports club, I have great news for you!
Results!
Frequently Asked Questions
This volunteer recruitment program is for community sports clubs that rely on volunteers.
It is not designed for professional clubs who only have paid staff.
The program isn’t just a bunch of tips. It gives you the exact process we have used to help clubs just like yours. It draws on a breadth of volunteer recruitment research and Nat’s industry experience as a university lecturer, Council officer, and coach across 27 different sports.
The program is delivered via an online workshop with other clubs just like you.
We won’t just give you information – we’ll give you a process. Because when you know the exact steps to follow to get a specific result (eg, more volunteers), it takes out a whole lot of guesswork, trial and error, and frustration.