0%87Â°61Â°Sunny today with a high of 87 Â°F (30.6 Â°C) and a low of 61 Â°F (16.1 Â°C). 10%85Â°62Â°Scattered thunderstorms today with a high of 85 Â°F (29.4 Â°C) and a low of 62 Â°F (16.7 Â°C). 10%85Â°63Â°Thunderstorms today with a high of 85 Â°F (29.4 Â°C) and a low of 63 Â°F (17.2 Â°C). 5%87Â°63Â°Partly cloudy today with a high of 87 Â°F (30.6 Â°C) and a low of 63 Â°F (17.2 Â°C). 5%88Â°66Â°Mostly sunny today with a high of 88 Â°F (31.1 Â°C) and a low of 66 Â°F (18.9 Â°C). 5%88Â°66Â°Mostly sunny today with a high of 88 Â°F (31.1 Â°C) and a low of 66 Â°F (18.9 Â°C).
Even a serious meeting can end on a high note and have a positive feeling throughout, energizing your employees and improving the morale among your staff. 1  1. Praise outstanding employees and achievements when starting the meeting. 2  2. Share news about the company. 3  3. Ask the employees whether you can help with anything.
6 High-Impact Tips for Showing Appreciation to Church Volunteers. Volunteer teams fuel churches. Imagine what would happen this coming weekend if your entire team didnât show up. Church would really stink. People gravitate toward where they feel valued. If you arenât taking the time to show and tell your volunteers that you value the contributions they make to the church, they will drift away from serving with you. Unexpressed appreciation isnât felt or understood. You love your team â¦ find ways to tell them! 1  Thank Significant Others // Rather than writing another thank-you note to a volunteer, write to their spouse or kids. Brag about what an amazing job they do on the team. 2  Food Works // Next time your volunteers get together, make sure thereâs food available for them.