America's Charities | June 14, 2017
Webinar Recording: Best Practices in Workplace Giving
Across the board, those who address workplace giving as employers or nonprofits face many concerns, such as how to increase participation, how to raise money for different causes, reporting and measuring the impact of giving, and advancing the social impact of a community or cause area (among others!). Depending on your role with an organization, how you look at workplace giving might be different as well.
This“Best Practices in Workplace Giving” webinar addresses the challenges and opportunities businesses often face as they work to align their philanthropic goals with their corporate objectives. Hosted by the Center for Disaster Philanthropy with support from the UPS Foundation, the webinar was moderated by CDP President and CEO Bob Ottenhoff, and included speakers Nicole McKinney, Global Impact Senior Director of Campaign Engagement and Jim Starr, America’s Charities President and CEO.
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