It would be hard to overstate the importance of volunteerism: it’s quite simply how a lot of work gets done, from large, national programs to smaller and more localized organizations. According to the National Corporation for National and Community Service in a 2015 report, “over the past 13 years, Americans volunteered 105.9 billion hours, estimated to be worth $2.1 trillion.”
That’s a significant amount of value, but it’s probably no surprise to HOA board members. You know what’s required to run an efficient, ethical, and effective homeowners association with a board made up entirely of people who donate their time to the cause.
Because of that, it’s disheartening – maybe a little scary – when you suspect a fellow board member may be burning out.
If you notice these or other signs of concern, it’s possible you’re dealing with a case of volunteer burnout with the board member in question. The good news is that there are things you can do to combat burnout, and retain the volunteers that are valued and vital to your board. Follow our Arizona HOA PDS blog in the coming weeks for ideas on how to deal with burnout!
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