Sarah Ford | June 15, 2015
The Power of Collaboration, Shared Values and Partnerships
This panel discussion at America’s Charities 2015 Membership Assembly provided insights into building meaningful and strategic partnerships between nonprofits and companies. These types of collaborations offer positive benefits to both the nonprofit looking to achieve long-term sustainability and companies looking for the positive “halo-effect” corporate-nonprofit partnerships can give to their brand.
Presenting their insights in this video are guest speakers Heather Lofkin Wright, Corporate Responsibility Director, PwC; Emily Simone, Director of Global Community Outreach, Lockheed Martin; and Kimberly Young, Vice President, Business Development, America’s Charities.
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