Skills for Cities Spring 2021 is dedicated to building the capacity of Midwest nonprofits as they continue to respond to COVID-19, racial inequity, and the digital divide.
“This experience helped me realize that things I see as core to my daily job or skills I employ day-to-day are still new, thought-provoking, and helpful for others to recognize the true assets that exist within their organizations.”
As COVID-19 cases surge, so does the urgency of basic needs in our most vulnerable communities. Food, work, housing, healthcare, and more are at risk for many.
Pro Bono Week 2020 came at a time of unprecedented difficulty, but in spite of that, it produced some of the most inspiring – and most necessary – cross-sector collaborations we’ve ever witnessed.
Professionals from across sectors, industries, causes, and regions joined forces to build stronger, healthier, more prosperous communities.
Voting in COVID-19 times may require more effort than it has in the past, but it’s still one of the best ways we can build equitable, strong communities.
New methods of impact measurement can more accurately capture and strengthen the value of volunteer hours, shares a new report from Common Impact and True Impact.
The digital divide is not simply a technology issue. It’s an issue of equity, education, healthcare, and employment – one that we can only solve together.
StartOut and JPMorgan Chase collaborate on a virtual skills-based volunteering project to develop a strategy for the LGBTQIA+ nonprofit’s expansion efforts.
One year ago today, Common Impact launched Capacity Commons, a free, online one-stop-shop for skills-based volunteering.
