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Explore corporate community involvement and employee volunteering: review important sector research, register for employee volunteerism conferences, discover the business case for Employee Volunteer Programs and more.
Best Practice Network Webinars
VolunteerMatch's Best Practice Network (BPN) webinars are led by thought-leaders in business social responsibility and employee volunteer engagement. BPN webinars are one hour, complimentary, and are held 2-3 times each quarter. Register today for an upcoming free webinar. Read More
Research
Your one-stop library for research, studies and surveys regarding employee volunteerism, community involvement, social responsibility and corporate citizenship. Read More
Business Case: Does Employee Volunteerism Work
Studies show EVPs are among the most successful and cost-effective solutions for corporate sustainability and they give firms the biggest boost in terms of enhancing their brands and building trust. We've pulled together a set of documented proof points from leading researchers demonstrating measurable results. Read More
Conferences and Causes
See a list of upcoming industry events and find opportunities to share knowledge. Read More
VolunteerMatch @ Work: Newsletter for CSR Professionals
Each month, we produce a corporate volunteering newsletter that features recent news, best practices and company spotlights. Check out the latest issue and get your own free subscription. Read More
Posted 05/15/2012 by Carley Klekas
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"More corporations are already making CSR strategies part of their overall business and core competencies. They can actually maximize the return on their investments and make the greatest positive societal impact by integrating community engagement and employee volunteer programs within these efforts."
Professor Kellie A. McElhaney
Executive Director
Center for Responsible Business
Haas School of Business
University of California, Berkeley