HOW IT WORKS
Host or Ambassador? It's your choice. Whether you spend a week as an ambassador in another house or serve as a host in your own community, this program offers you the chance to learn how other houses conduct their fund development programs, market their services, coordinate their volunteers, or handle everyday operational issues. This hands-on experience may be one of the most rewarding weeks you'll ever spend.

HOSTS
To serve as a host, your house provides:
Accommodations (preferably in a private home) and hospitality for a visiting ambassador during the stay in your community.

An appropriate workspace for your ambassador and an opportunity to learn from the experience as well as to share personal expertise with you.

As a host, you can take advantage of your ambassador's experience or their objectivity. Ask for his or her support and counsel. Involve the ambassador in your daily routine. Make him or her a part of your team.

AMBASSADORS
As an ambassador, you provide:
Your own transportation to and from your host community.

As an ambassador, whether new to the hospitality house concept or an experienced veteran, you have something to learn and somethingto share with your host. Support your host/house with your ideas or discover a fresh approach to an old or common problem.

SIGN UP TODAY!
To register as either a host or an ambassador, contact:

Phyllis Youngberg
President
NAHHH, Inc.
P.O. Box 18087
Asheville, NC 28814-0087
800-542-9730 tel
828-253-8082 fax

Prospective hosts and ambassadors will be matched according to each applicant's needs. Priority assignments will be given to new members/houses or provisional members whose houses are currently under development. Applicants, especially those who wish to become ambassadors, are encouraged to suggest host/homes where you would like to be assigned. Feel free to contact a fellow NAHHH member/house to seek their cooperation.