Introduction
Drucker believed that certain needs of society could be met most effectively by the work of well-managed social sector organizations. If effectively managed, these organizations could become powerful vehicles for meeting human needs and for alleviating human suffering. They could also fulfill needs of their volunteers for individual achievement and citizenship within a community. No other organization earned as much praise from Drucker for its work in meeting human needs and for developing its volunteers as The Salvation Army. And I do not believe any organization he worked with brought him more joy. He told Bob Buford and Rick Warren that he looked forward to meeting with the people of The Salvation ...
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