Struggling to find and retain volunteers in your community? You’re not alone.
Join us for a free interactive workshop on April 22, 2026 at The Old School House Art Centre (TOSH), as we celebrate National Volunteer Week. Facilitated by Karen Knight Consulting, designed specifically for organizations in rural and smaller communities—where recruitment challenges can be greater, and sustaining volunteer engagement is critical.
In this practical and engaging session, you’ll gain tools and strategies to strengthen your volunteer base and plan for the future with confidence.
What You’ll Learn
- The value of creating a succession plan for key roles
- Creative ways to find and attract quality volunteers
- How to identify and remove barriers to participation
- Practical approaches to knowledge transfer and continuity
Date: Wednesday, April 22
Time: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Location: TOSH (The Old School House Arts Centre)
By the end of this workshop, you’ll be better equipped to build a resilient, well-supported organization that can thrive long-term.
About Karen Knight
Karen Knight has been providing volunteer engagement advice, mentoring, and training to social impact organizations for nearly 30 years.
An internationally recognized author, presenter, and thought leader, Karen is known for challenging conventional thinking around volunteerism—highlighting overlooked issues and offering creative, practical solutions.
Her experience spans the private, public, and non-profit sectors, where she has served as a volunteer, leader, and board member. Grounded in both hands-on experience and extensive research, Karen is passionate about helping organizations overcome challenges and create meaningful, lasting impact.
