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Read MoreVolunteer For All The Right Reasons! onnect and contribute... for healthy lives and vibrant communities As one of Canada's 11 million baby boomers, you are a member of a diverse group. Born between 1946 and 1964, you are now in your late 40s, 50s or early 60s. You're coping with teenagers, sending them to university, or enjoying your grandchildren. You're working full-time or part-time. You're thinking about retirement, or are already retired. Your interests and aspirations are as diverse as you are. You run marathons, bike in remote parts of the world or go on yoga retreats. You're learning a new language, taking an art course or planting a perennial garden. You're always looking for new experiences, personal challenges and how to make a difference.
Retaining Your Baby Boomer Volunteers
Once you’ve succeeded in recruiting baby boomer volunteers for your organization, it is important to keep them active and engaged..
Who Are Canada’s Baby Boomers?
Canada’s baby boomers are members of a diverse group born between 1946 and 1964.
Why Do Baby Boomers Volunteer?
Research indicates four main reasons why baby boomers volunteer.
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