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Amy Lynch

Generations Expert + Idea Warrior + Entrepreneur

Category: Nonprofits

Wednesday, October 14, 2015

Growing, but Gray?

Associations and nonprofits tend to have a common problem these days—going gray. Even groups that are growing in this recovering economy are often growing older , too. No surprise then, that the biggest challenge associations and nonprofits report is engaging younger generations. Until recently, people supported nonprofits and associations because it was the “right thing to do.” Nothing wrong with that. It just doesn’t work with Gen X and Millennials. The first... Read More
Posted by Amy Lynch at Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Baby Boomers Change Generational Cycles Nonprofits
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Wednesday, June 3, 2015

Recruit Volunteers In A Gen Savvy Way

These days, it’s only natural that members and volunteers experience tension across generational lines. No two generations join in the same way, volunteer in the same way or donate for the same reasons.  Whether we’re talking about committee membership, an annual gala or serving on a board, reactions range from “can’t wait” to “what a chore.” Things we expect to be simple suddenly get complicated. Download the handout "Not... Read More
Posted by Amy Lynch at Wednesday, June 3, 2015
HR Four Generations at Work Culture Leadership Nonprofits
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Wednesday, April 1, 2015

Top 10 Reasons Millennials Will Volunteer for You

Millennials are the next great volunteer generation!  75% of 20-somethings donated to causes last year, and 63% of them volunteered time.  They are going to volunteer for somebody. Will it be you? Check the list! Ms will support you because . . . 1. You give them new experiences. Millennials volunteers are drawn to unique experiences, learning opportunities or adventures.  Help them spend their volunteer hours doing something they’ve never... Read More
Posted by Amy Lynch at Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Millennials Managing Millennials Culture Surprise Me Technology Nonprofits
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Wednesday, March 11, 2015

Counterculture to KickStarter: The way we change the world has changed.

My Millennial daughter, Jean, is a ardent activist. Hunger has been one of her causes since she was a teen. One evening a few years ago I was eating dinner with a client. I have always been proud of Jean’s desire to make the world a better place, but I didn’t see her efforts in generational terms until a few weeks after the lettuce event. One afternoon when I dropped her off for an environmental protest, she was especially excited. As she got out of the car she... Read More
Posted by Amy Lynch at Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Baby Boomers Communication Millennials Gen X Generational Intelligence Nonprofits
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