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

Volunteering is deeply ingrained in Canadian life. It fosters connections, new experiences, and strengthens communities. However, the pandemic’s impact has now reached a tipping point.

YourCause employees share how they enjoy giving back and what volunteering together means to them.

Starting virtual volunteering programs and finding opportunities for your employees.

Benefits of virtual skills-based volunteering for enterprise organizations.

This employee volunteering program guide will help you drive participation and increase employee engagement with tips and best practices from CSR leaders.

Coming into her first Hearts a Bloomin’ event, VP of Corporate Culture and Philanthropy at Neiman Marcus Group, Mimi Sterling, knew that the corporation had high expectations for their month of volunteerism and the employees engaged.

Small acts of kindness are important for creating active social change and contributing to your communities.

volunteering continues to be a deep-rooted tradition in Canada, and people strive to help each other and their communities to improve the quality of life in this country.

Skills-based volunteerism (SBV) – including pro bono, board service, and international corporate volunteerism – can generate outsized social impact through high-value service provision and capacity development.