You're not at the beginning anymore. You've built real competence in the middle of the journey — volunteers find you, and the day works. What's still informal is the bookends: the foundation, and the follow-through.
You've built real competence in some parts of your program — the work is happening, volunteers are showing up, and you're not figuring it out from scratch every time. But the other half of the journey is still informal. The work ahead is broadening the foundation: taking the practices you've established in the middle stages and building them in the others.
You've proven you can do this. Now the question is whether you can do it consistently across the whole program.
"An organization that's still developing in some areas, but is genuinely building toward something."