Corporate Sponsorship

Corporate Sponsorship

According to Deloitte’s 2016 study on volunteering, millennials were “twice as likely to rate their corporate culture as very positive” if they were given the opportunity to volunteer for a worthy cause.

We mobilise your team and guide their social impact on local communities that align closely with your brand values. Our family of charities and community groups are always in need of a helping hand and more bodies on the ground. We’ll give your employees the opportunity to make a real, hands-on difference to human lives in need.

Benefits of Employee Volunteering

Strengthens Employer-Employee Relationships

You’ve hired talented people to your organisation, they are the stewards of your brand values – the important question is are you doing everything in your power to strengthen the employer/employee relationship and retain the
According to Harvard’s Extension School Professional Development Blog, “the biggest motivator for changing positions is the promise of purpose and fulfillment: not financial incentive.”
Employee Volunteering is a form of prosocial behaviour that is proven to boost oxytocin by 50% (the happiness chemical), strengthening peer relationships and boosting productivity and profitability for companies.

Develops Leadership Skills

Results from Deloitte’s 2016 Impact Survey indicate that employee volunteering builds skill sets that are critical to developing well rounded leaders in organisations. These valuable leadership skills include communication, decisiveness, accountability, ability to motivate, acting with character, staying positive in the face of challenges and trusting others with responsibilities.

Attracts the Right Talent

According to the 2014 Millennial Impact Report by Achieve, roughly a third of employed millennials stated that having a volunteering policy affected their decision to apply for their job, 39% said it influenced their decision to interview and 55% said it led them to accept an offer.

Improved Employee Wellbeing

The following stats from research conducted by Project Helping shows the mental and physical benefits of volunteering on employee wellbeing:

76% of people who volunteer say that volunteering has made them feel healthier.
94% of people who volunteer say that volunteering improves their mood.
96% of people say that volunteering enriches their sense of purpose.
95% of people who volunteer say they are helping to make their community a better place.

Easily Connect with Causes your People Care About

The following stats from research conducted by Project Helping shows the mental and physical benefits of volunteering on employee wellbeing:

76% of people who volunteer say that volunteering has made them feel healthier.
94% of people who volunteer say that volunteering improves their mood.
96% of people say that volunteering enriches their sense of purpose.
95% of people who volunteer say they are helping to make their community a better place.