Sarah Ford | April 28, 2014
Steve Greenhalgh, Co-author of New Snapshot 2014 Report, Shares Insights & Overview of Report Findings
Snapshot 2014: Rising Tide of Expectations - Corporate Giving, Employee Engagement and Impact
On April 24, 2014, America’s Charities held its annual Giving Under The Influence symposium at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. Â
During the event, America’s Charities released its new report, Snapshot 2014: Rising Tide of Expectations – Corporate Giving, Employee Engagement and Impact.
Steve Greenhalgh, co-author of the report and Senior Advisor at America’s Charities, was a panelist at Giving Under The Influence. In the video displayed above, Steve shares an overview of findings and insights from Snapshot 2014.
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