Understanding how peer Utility companies are performing or managing their CSR programs can be useful to ensure you are on the right path for success. This infographic dives into the Utility industry to share common elements of CSR programs, trends in the sector, and key facts that are interesting and insightful.
Mike Gianoni, president & CEO of Blackbaud, joined The sgENGAGE Podcast for its 100th episode to explore the topic of digital transformation and how it drives business performance.
On this episode of the sgENGAGE Podcast, Blackbaud VP of Corporate Citizenship & Philanthropy Rachel Hutchisson talks about the rise of employee volunteerism with YourCause VP of Sales and Marketing Dustin Joost.
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On this episode of the sgENGAGE Podcast, Blackbaud VP of Corporate Citizenship & Philanthropy Rachel Hutchisson talks about the rise of employee volunteerism with YourCause VP of Sales and Marketing Dustin Joost.
Seventh annual Industry Review offers eye-opening industry insight, highlights potential for business growth, employee engagement, customer loyalty
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CHARLESTON, S.C. April 16, 2019 /3BL Media/ — YourCause, a Blackbaud (NASDAQ: BLKB) company and a leader in corporate social responsibility software solutions, announced the release of its seventh Industry Review, a comprehensive analysis of employee engagement and corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs.
Download a toolkit that breaks down the benefits of adding foundations and grants to your corporate philanthropic efforts
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Nearly all companies engage in corporate philanthropy as a means of giving back to the communities in which they operate. This includes financial contributions, product donations, in-kind services, and employee matching and volunteering.
However, only a fraction of these companies take advantage of the additional benefits that come from adding a corporate foundation to their philanthropic efforts.
Don't miss this opportunity to give your employee engagement program a boost!
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#GivingTuesday, the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving, is globally known as the biggest day for giving. It is a day nonprofits and others begin preparing for months in advance, and for good reason. In 2017, over $300 million dollars was raised on #GivingTuesday, from 150 countries, with a mean gift size of around $120 (GivingTuesday.org). This annual day for giving can also be impactful for companies and their giving programs. Why? With so much attention to giving on this day, it is a fantastic opportunity to engage employees that may not ordinarily take part in your programs.
As I look ahead to UN Week and the bustle of activity it brings as world leaders, diplomats, business leaders, nonprofit organizations and others together to discuss the world’s most pressing problems, it’s also a great time to pause and take pride in what Blackbaud has been able to contribute in the last two years since we first made our commitment at the 2016 UN Private Sector Forum in support of the Sustainable Development Goals
As Florence barrels towards the East Coast, disaster relief continues to be a top-of-mind area of philanthropy. With more hurricanes likely behind this one, the conversation around disaster relief and how we can better prepare communities for the catastrophic impact of disaster is a key area of focus across all members of the social and private sectors.
They’ll all be in Orlando with Blackbaud for bbcon, the premier tech gathering for social good, October 9-11.
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At the same time of year when kids can’t sleep the night before school, ready to start a new year of learning with sharpened pencils and brand-new notebooks, social good professionals are restless awaiting their annual learning deep dive at Blackbaud’s social good conference, bbcon. One of the only conferences to attract attendees from across the social, private and public sectors, bbcon is a convening of professionals where tech innovation, collaboration, and forward-looking insights are encouraged.
Nearly 20,000 residents have been asked to evacuate their homes in Northern California as a result of the multiple wildfires that have been burning for weeks, and CNBC has reported that more than 16,000 homes have been threatened by potential damage from the wildfire at this point, leading to evacuation orders for nearly 25,000 residents.
