Tag: CSR in Workplace Culture

Top Corporate Giving Software of 2025: Compare Leading Providers & Features

Beyond the Basics – Employee Giving Programs  

Learn more about how the YourCause CSRconnect employee giving features go beyond the basics to solve complex program requirements and serve our client's needs.

The Business Case for Employee Giving and Volunteering

As companies navigate a competitive talent landscape and rising expectations from employees, customers, and investors, one truth is becoming increasingly clear: empowering employees to give and volunteer is good for community impact, but it’s also good for business.

How Do Nonprofits View Corporate Social Impact?

A new research report from Imagine Canada shares findings from a survey of Canadian professionals from nonprofits of varying sizes and causes.

Highlights from our YourCause Product Update Briefings

Our product, marketing, and customer success teams are buzzing with excitement as we prepare our bi-annual product update briefing presentations.

Celebrating International Day of Charity Through Volunteering

Every year on September 5th, we celebrate the International Day of Charity, a global reminder of the power of giving back.

Identifying Trends From the 5th Annual CSR Survey

The 5th Annual CSR Insights Survey from the Association of Corporate Citizenship Professionals (ACCP) and YourCause from Blackbaud aims to identify the evolving trends and challenges faced by professionals in the dynamic social impact landscape.

Putting Our Humanity Back at the Center of Engagement

Across employee engagement and CSR, the connecting throughline for 2024 is putting our humanity back at the center of what we do.

Session Preview: Workplace Culture Strategies for Authentic DEI

Companies need to prioritize DEI across the entire employee experience from hiring, onboarding, engaging, and developing.

The Role of Volunteerism in a DEI Strategy

Volunteerism provides a unique opportunity to make progress toward diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) through a coordinated strategy.