Comments on: Blogging a (female) flavour of volunteering http://charityblog.org.uk/wp/2006/05/blogging-a-female-flavour-of-volunteering/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=blogging-a-female-flavour-of-volunteering For voluntary and community organisations Mon, 06 Feb 2012 19:11:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Helen Williams http://charityblog.org.uk/wp/2006/05/blogging-a-female-flavour-of-volunteering/#comment-40 Helen Williams Thu, 11 May 2006 16:14:21 +0000 http://www.charityblog.org.uk/wordpress/2006/05/blogging-a-female-flavour-of-volunteering/#comment-40 "but we were surprised, or possibly just amused, to note that all 7 or 8 bloggers are female. Hopefully they’ve got some blokes lined up - wouldn’t wnat volunteering being seen as just a girlie thing, would we?" So - if anyone knows of some eager male volunteers who would like to blog then please send them our way - as depsite all our active promotion they're just not queuing up to take part. Funnily enough - a lot more girls apply to help with case studies or write articles on our sister site www.thesite.org. We wonder if anyone else experiences this problem? c'mon guys - where the hell are you?! “but we were surprised, or possibly just amused, to note that all 7 or 8 bloggers are female. Hopefully they’ve got some blokes lined up – wouldn’t wnat volunteering being seen as just a girlie thing, would we?”

So – if anyone knows of some eager male volunteers who would like to blog then please send them our way – as depsite all our active promotion they’re just not queuing up to take part.

Funnily enough – a lot more girls apply to help with case studies or write articles on our sister site http://www.thesite.org. We wonder if anyone else experiences this problem? c’mon guys – where the hell are you?!

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