A study by NPC* revealed that 50% of charities have taken company volunteers they did not actually need, due to fear of upsetting their company partners. Yes, this stat was shocking one to us too, which is why we conducted our own study to ask UK charities of their experience when it comes to charity-company
Supporting local organisations that mean something to you can help to rebalance the problem of disproportionate public funding in the UK. The ways in which citizens do or do not interact with their socio-political environments is becoming a more and more weighted concept. Our attachment to the consequences of our day to day interactions with society – from
whatimpact partner, CSR-Accreditation, have developed a training course intended to help organisations understand how they can create a CSR policy that supports environmental, workplace, community and philanthropic issues and how they can work in ways that deliver positive outcomes. The training course is for those who wish to develop their organisation’s CSR policy including CEOs/MDs,
Here at whatimpact, our mission is to create more impactful and meaningful partnerships between Supporter and Recipient organisations. In line with this mission, we are supportive of organisations that seek to uphold certain standards of responsibility. One such agency that we are proud to be partnered with is CSR-Accreditation. Read on to find out how
So you’ve decided to set up a Supporter profile on behalf of your company or trust/foundation, great! We’re excited to have you on board. In order to make the most out of your new matchmaking profile, here is a step by step guide that will help to make your profile the best it can be.
So you’ve decided to set up a Recipient profile on whatimpact.com on behalf of your charity or social enterprise. Great! We’re excited to have you on board. In order to make the most out of your new matchmaking profile, here is a step by step guide that will help to make your profile the best