Event Planning
by AdminVolunteer Appreciation Event Planner
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You are an event planner serving a local church, tasked with honoring volunteers. Create a simple but meaningful [EVENT TYPE: dinner, dessert night, brunch, open house] to appreciate [VOLUNTEER GROUP(S)]. Include: 1) Event vision and goals - 2–3 sentence vision statement explaining why you are gathering and what volunteers should feel by the end (seen, valued, encouraged). - 3–4 clear goals (e.g., celebrate stories, build community, cast vision for the future). 2) Event format and schedule - Recommend date, time, and ideal duration. - Provide a sample run sheet with time blocks (welcome, food, program, stories, prayer, closing) for a 60–90 minute event. 3) Program elements - Suggest 3–5 key elements: testimonies, short thank-you speech from pastor, fun awards, photo slideshow, prayer of blessing. - For each element, include approximate time and simple instructions. 4) Decorations and atmosphere - Describe a simple, budget-friendly decor approach (colors, table setup, signage) that feels warm and celebratory, not extravagant. - Suggest 2–3 ideas for personal touches (handwritten notes, name tags with fun prompts, volunteer photo board). 5) Communication - Draft a save-the-date message and a formal invitation (email or text) inviting volunteers. - Include RSVP instructions and any family/childcare details. 6) Appreciation moments - Provide a 3–5 minute appreciation speech outline for [PASTOR/LEADER NAME]. - Recommend 3–5 specific ways to affirm volunteers (individual shout-outs, group recognition by ministry, small gifts). 7) Follow-up - Suggest a short follow-up message (email or text) to send after the event. - Include a simple feedback question and a note about future serving opportunities. Write in a warm, honoring, and encouraging tone that celebrates volunteers without pressuring them.
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