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Matt Hyde OBE, Chief Executive of the Scouts UK, on the power of volunteering and ’The Big Help Out’

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Matt Hyde OBE, the Chief Executive of Scouts UK, shares his insights on the transformative power of volunteering and the successful initiative "The Big Help Out." Matt discusses the genesis of the initiative, the challenges faced, and the remarkable results achieved. He emphasizes the importance of fostering cross-sector collaborations, the impact of innovative public engagement campaigns, and the significance of pro-social behaviors in building a cohesive society. Matt delves into the success of the Big Help Out, which brought together a diverse range of organizations and individuals, engaging millions of participants in various volunteering activities. He highlights the need for continued innovation and inclusivity, stressing the importance of breaking beyond traditional volunteering models and adapting to the changing needs and preferences of volunteers. The conversation touches upon key learnings from the initiative, including the significance of local community engagement and the value of planting seeds of volunteering in individuals who may not have previously considered it. Matt also shares insights on overcoming skepticism and the importance of balancing feedback with a strong conviction in one's vision. The episode concludes with an exploration of future plans for the initiative and the potential for continued impact and social change through collaborative efforts. Key Topics:
  • The genesis of the "Big Help Out" initiative
  • Engaging diverse organizations and individuals in volunteering
  • Navigating challenges and skepticism in driving social change
  • Leveraging cross-sector collaborations and public engagement campaigns
  • Innovating volunteering models and fostering inclusivity
  • Promoting local community engagement and building social cohesion
  • Lessons learned and key takeaways for driving impactful initiatives
Thank you for downloading this episode of the Do One Better Podcast. Visit our Knowledge Hub at Lidji.org for information on 200+ case studies and interviews with remarkable leaders in philanthropy, sustainability and social entrepreneurship.
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Matt Hyde OBE, the Chief Executive of Scouts UK, shares his insights on the transformative power of volunteering and the successful initiative "The Big Help Out." Matt discusses the genesis of the initiative, the challenges faced, and the remarkable results achieved. He emphasizes the importance of fostering cross-sector collaborations, the impact of innovative public engagement campaigns, and the significance of pro-social behaviors in building a cohesive society. Matt delves into the success of the Big Help Out, which brought together a diverse range of organizations and individuals, engaging millions of participants in various volunteering activities. He highlights the need for continued innovation and inclusivity, stressing the importance of breaking beyond traditional volunteering models and adapting to the changing needs and preferences of volunteers. The conversation touches upon key learnings from the initiative, including the significance of local community engagement and the value of planting seeds of volunteering in individuals who may not have previously considered it. Matt also shares insights on overcoming skepticism and the importance of balancing feedback with a strong conviction in one's vision. The episode concludes with an exploration of future plans for the initiative and the potential for continued impact and social change through collaborative efforts. Key Topics:
  • The genesis of the "Big Help Out" initiative
  • Engaging diverse organizations and individuals in volunteering
  • Navigating challenges and skepticism in driving social change
  • Leveraging cross-sector collaborations and public engagement campaigns
  • Innovating volunteering models and fostering inclusivity
  • Promoting local community engagement and building social cohesion
  • Lessons learned and key takeaways for driving impactful initiatives
Thank you for downloading this episode of the Do One Better Podcast. Visit our Knowledge Hub at Lidji.org for information on 200+ case studies and interviews with remarkable leaders in philanthropy, sustainability and social entrepreneurship.
  continue reading

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