A Workbook for Finding and Attracting Volunteers. The
commitment to become a mentor isn’t one that is made
lightly. Mentors are asked to make a significant
donation of their time and energy, undergo considerable
scrutiny, and then work directly with young people who
may have a number of challenges and difficulties in
their life. As such, finding enough suitable and
committed mentors for the numbers of youth your program
wishes to serve can be an ongoing challenge. Mentoring
program staff, board members, and other committed
individuals must often spend considerable time and
effort finding, attracting, and enlisting prospective
mentors. pdf