Sarah Ford | September 25, 2015

Workplace Giving and Philanthropy in the Broader Context of a Company’s Social Mission

Workplace giving has been around since the 1960’s, but the structure, strategy, and purpose behind workplace giving programs at companies has dramatically changed and accelerated in the last few years.

In this 3-minute video with BBB Wise Giving Alliance President and CEO, Art Taylor, Steve Delfin, shares:

  1. How workplace giving programs are transforming and being included as part of broader corporate social responsibility metrics,
  2. How workplace giving is no longer just about giving, and
  3. How America’s Charities’ workplace giving programs differ from other workplace giving programs.

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