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Review of The Preview of THE LAST Virtual Volunteering Guidebook
Last published in 2014, are any of the 210 pages of this paperback authored by Jayne Cravens and Susan J. Ellis out of touch with its audience?
NOTE: Co-Author Susan J. Ellis, the Philadelphia-based volunteer management expert who traveled the globe to promote volunteerism and effective leadership of volunteers, passed away peacefully on February 24, 2019, after successfully living with cancer for over eight years. This review of the preview of THE LAST Virtual Volunteering Guidebook (2014) is a critical analysis of three excerpts so that you can reach an informed perspective about the topic being covered in relation to applicable labor code and current tax laws in the United States of America (USA).
DISCLAIMER: Is THE LAST Virtual Volunteering Guidebook (2014) boring, oversized, profit-driven and structured according to outdated information?While the authors might be experts in their field, are they dislocated from a director and chief executive officer of a Delaware Charitable Nonstock Exempt Corporation in good standing with regulators and recognized by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit research organization? Title 26 of the Code of Federal…
