The results of this year’s presidential election will affect human and civil rights, the racial justice movement, philanthropy, and the nonprofit sector not just for the next fourThe results of this year’s presidential election will affect human and civil rights,
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A large company in your community wants to partner with your nonprofit. You’re excited – this partnership could pave the way for new funding, fill knowledge gaps at
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We all know that skills-based volunteering is a great idea for companies, its people and, most importantly, the nonprofits that deliver critical services every day to our communities. Still,
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This week’s Scoop is inspired by the back-to-school buzz in the air! We explore new models of purpose based learning, building systems and skill sets for change,
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We are going back to our roots this week and talking about our raison d’être: skills-based volunteering. Common Impact has been in this line of work for
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Happy hump day! We know that Wednesdays are particularly tough in the summer, as we look forward to those long, summer weekends. To bring you into the home
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Another week gone and we are just shocked by how this summer is flying by! Let’s stop to smell the roses – and to catch up on what
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It’s Friday – time for the CSR Scoop, your roundup of the latest ideas, initiatives, and strategies that are driving our businesses and communities towards positive social change.
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With June upon us, it’s tough to sit inside at a desk all day and remain engaged and passionate about the work on the screen in front of
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As we close out the hectic springtime months and look towards a (slightly) calmer summer timetable, professionals across the sectors are hoping to use the extra time to reflect on
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The debate is on! This week, a number of industry thought leaders reflected on today’s shifting business and social landscape and raised a few bold, controversial points. As
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“CSR is a current world view and one that needs to be embraced.” We heard message loud and clear this week in in political blogs, HR reports, generational
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