America's Charities | February 10, 2020
How to Elevate Employee Engagement and Community Impact Through Workplace Volunteer Programs
Best Practices from the Field
Whether your program was started ten months or ten years ago, it’s important to step back periodically to take stock of your corporate volunteer program.Â
For businesses with an existing employee volunteer program, this guide is designed to help you develop and carry out a strategy that embeds social purpose throughout your organization, empowers employees to be change agents in their community, and enlists the right partners and technology to derive meaningful and measurable impact through your employee volunteer program.
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