Sarah Ford

Employee Engagement is the Glue Between Volunteerism & Giving that is so Important

How much does an employer’s decision concerning workplace giving, employee engagement and volunteerism play into the corporate culture of giving (or not giving in some cases) at an organization?  In this BlogTalkRadio interview, listen to Steve Delfin, President & CEO of America’s Charities, as he explains how employee engagement creates that glue between volunteerism and giving that is so important.

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