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Cfre exam: volunteer involvement Practice Study Guide Questions with A level solution version 2025/2026 What are some of the ways volunteers can be involved in fundraising? - correct answer special event chair or committee member Development committee member Chair of a campaign or drive Prospect advisory committee Phone-a-thon/thank-a-thon volunteer Campaign worker Host of a fundraising event Personal solicitor of peers who are also prospects Where are some good places to look for fundraising volunteers? - correct answer board of directors or trustees Campaign feasibility study participants, or focus group participants Members of your organization, corporate donors, alumni, friends of organization Community leaders Constituents who benefit from organizations programs. Volunteers who are working in other parts of the organization who have a positive experience. Existing donors Development committee members Professional or service group members Event attendee Who can be a good fundraising volunteer? - correct answer virtually anyone that has contact with the organization. The main qualifier is a passion for the mission. What are strategic ways to pick fundraising volunteers? - correct answer people are more likely to give to people in their peer group, so identify development volunteers who match the demographic profile of your prospective donors. What is the highest level of volunteer service? - correct answer board governance What is the board of governance? - correct answer the board of directors is the legal corporate entity of the nonprofit organization and is morally accountable to the community. What are some of the responsibilities of the board? - correct answer guarantee faithfulness to the mission of the organization Set policy, establish direction and set short and long-term goals Appoint, support and evaluate the ceo Ensure fiscal integrity and financial health Oversee operational program Represent the organization in the community and represent the community in the organization. When participating in a fundraising role they should ideally be both askers and givers.

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Cfre exam: volunteer involvement Practice Study
Guide Questions with A level solution version
2025/2026

What are some of the ways volunteers can be involved in fundraising? -
correct answer special event chair or committee member
Development committee member
Chair of a campaign or drive
Prospect advisory committee
Phone-a-thon/thank-a-thon volunteer
Campaign worker
Host of a fundraising event
Personal solicitor of peers who are also prospects


Where are some good places to look for fundraising volunteers? - correct
answer board of directors or trustees
Campaign feasibility study participants, or focus group participants
Members of your organization, corporate donors, alumni, friends of
organization
Community leaders
Constituents who benefit from organizations programs.
Volunteers who are working in other parts of the organization who have a
positive experience.
Existing donors
Development committee members
Professional or service group members
Event attendee

, Who can be a good fundraising volunteer? - correct answer virtually
anyone that has contact with the organization. The main qualifier is a
passion for the mission.


What are strategic ways to pick fundraising volunteers? - correct answer
people are more likely to give to people in their peer group, so identify
development volunteers who match the demographic profile of your
prospective donors.


What is the highest level of volunteer service? - correct answer board
governance


What is the board of governance? - correct answer the board of
directors is the legal corporate entity of the nonprofit organization and is
morally accountable to the community.


What are some of the responsibilities of the board? - correct answer
guarantee faithfulness to the mission of the organization
Set policy, establish direction and set short and long-term goals
Appoint, support and evaluate the ceo
Ensure fiscal integrity and financial health
Oversee operational program
Represent the organization in the community and represent the community
in the organization.
When participating in a fundraising role they should ideally be both askers
and givers.

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