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HospiceCare, Inc. Group IV Summary Detailed Findings July 28, 1997 Participants The ten recruits for this group were younger, many with young children. They were not active volunteers and those community activities they did participate in revolved around their churches or their children's schools. There were 8 women and 2 men. Tina, married stay-at-home mom to two preschoolers, does not volunteer Lauri, single, works full time as a sign language interpreter, volunteers for Community-on- Wheels, Madison Urban Ministry and her church Connie, married with two teenage children, education consultant for the state, involved in her children's school district Phil, married with two children, full time teacher, involved in the Red Cross and his church Pat, married with three adult children, restaurant and property management background, does not volunteer, currently provides private care to a disadvantaged adult who is a traveling public speaker, she does not volunteer Connie, has two children in grade school, part-time program analyst, involved in church activities Lynette, a substitute teacher, returned to graduate school, has two teenage children Mike, a sales rep for Tombstone Pizza, has two young children and one more due soon, involved in coaching and teaches religious education classes Harriett, has three teenage children, volunteer work consists of providing transportation to shopping areas and doctor's appointments Jo, married with two young children with special needs, works at the information desk at East Towne Mall, does not a volunteer Awareness of Charitable Organizations Again, the moderator asked participants about their familiarity with several service organizations in the area so that their awareness and perceptions of each could be compared and contrasted. Chamberlain Research Consultants Page 17