Common Impact Announces Four New Board Members as Organization Expands its National Presence and Models
Common Impact has announced four new members of its Board of Directors: Janelle Woods-McNish, Anne Ames, Rachel Hutchisson, and Lauren Banks.
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Common Impact and COVID-19: Volunteering Differently – Not Less – During a Crisis
Common Impact is answering our CEO’s call to action by expanding our virtual skills-based volunteer models and providing resiliency tools for nonprofits.
COVID-19: Now is the Time for Businesses and Nonprofits to Plan and Adapt, Not Pull Back
It would be very easy for each of us in this moment of social distancing to pull back from one another, but what we’ve seen is the opposite.
How to Maximize Your Impact with Skills-Based Volunteering
By tapping into the professional expertise of skills-based volunteers, social sector agencies are able to strengthen their infrastructure and further their missions.
Celebrating a Successful Pro Bono Week
Pro Bono Week 2019 was an action-packed stretch of flash consulting events with skills-based volunteers across the nation supporting local nonprofits.
Tackling Local Issues through Citywide Days of Skilled Service
Common Impact is facilitating lasting social good partnerships through Skills for Cities, a skills-based day of service that brings companies and nonprofits together to solve a common challenge.
Capacity Commons: Scaling Pro Bono in the Social Sector
Skills-based volunteering connects social sector organizations to the expertise they need to address deficits in core yet under-resourced business functions.
Addressing Complex Social Issues through Corporate Activism
Chief Giving Officer Amy Smith shares how TOMS approaches corporate activism and being a brand that takes a stand on controversial issues.
The Future of Pro Bono
Common Impact is kicking off Pro Bono Week with new podcast episodes and reports from some of the country’s largest skills-based volunteering programs.
Common Impact and Fidelity Investments Scale Impact Week to 9 Cities
This year’s Impact Week is one of the largest to date, pairing nearly 500 Fidelity Investments volunteers and 85 nonprofit teams for $650,000 in value.