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A 2017 Gallup study says that measuring employees’ contentment or happiness levels, and catering to their wants, often fails to achieve the underlying goal of employee engagement. What does drive employee engagement? Bryan De Lottinville says “Goodness”. “Goodness is a proven way to engage your people while solidifying your brand and reputation to an even wider audience. … Read more
We have different rules for charity than we do for businesses, and it’s limiting the good we can do. Dan Pallotta challenges the unspoken rules we have for charities about where their money can go.
After all, why shouldn’t you get rich by helping others?
Clarify your values. Charities are as diverse as their donors. Be proactive and don’t just give to the first one that solicits you! Consider the type of charity you want to support—small or large, start-up or established, or local, national or international. Focus on the mission. Make sure a nonprofit has an easy-to-understand mission that … Read more
The new laws are making a huge difference in how and when people give. Read more on Charity Navigator’s Blog. What does it mean at Charity Director? Charity Director is a 501c3 and “your gift is tax-deductible“. This means your business receives the tax deductible receipt for the company portion of the gift, and employees … Read more
93 percent of “Generation-Z” (born between 1996 and 2010) say how a company IMPACTS SOCIETY affects where they decide to work. Dig deeper into employee engagement through generosity.
Our goal is to see companies engaged in workplace giving to accelerate sustainable projects around the world. Thriving communities need health in all of these components. These aspects of community all interact with each other as communities grow and develop. Find out more.
6 strategies to get your people more engaged. If you are looking for ideas on how to boost participation in your workplace giving, check out this great resource from Benevity. Get the ebook.
Many donors don’t trust nonprofits. They don’t know how the organizations use their money, and they’re not sure who benefits from the gifts. Money for Good 2015 recommends nonprofits take these four steps to attract donors: Reframe giving—nonprofits need to inspire donors and help them feel connected to the organizations and to beneficiaries. Target the … Read more
