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• The Perfect Corporate/Nonprofit Volunteer Match
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Benefits to the Company
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64 of executives surveyed say that corporate
citizenship produces a tangible contribution to
the company bottom line. Among executives at
large companies, 84 see direct bottom-line
benefits. Center for Corporate Citizenship at
Boston College and Business Civic Leadership
Center, 2005
In 1992, 31 percent of surveyed companies
reported using their employee
volunteer programs to support core business
functions. In 1999, 81 of companies reported
using EVPs.
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Benefits to the Company
More than 90 of employees prefer to work for a
company with an employee volunteering project
and such a project is particularly relevant to
Gen Y Employees. Source Deloitte and Touches
2007 Volunteer Impact Survey
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Benefits to the Company
64 of executives surveyed say that corporate
citizenship produces a tangible contribution to
the company bottom line. Center for Corporate
Citizenship at Boston College and Business Civic
Leadership Center, 2005
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What companies can provide to nonprofits by
volunteering
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Other possibilities of what companies can provide
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What Volunteer Centers can provide to companies
by connecting them to nonprofit projects
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Other possibilities of what Volunteer Centers can
provide
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How to Manage Projects for Corporate Volunteering
(Core Services)
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Additional services you may want to offer
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Questions?

• Jane Royer
• Volunteer Center Director
• Heart of West MI United Way
• jroyer_at_hwmuw.org
• 616-752-8603

Dawnlynn Suttorp Volunteer Coordinator Amway dsutt
orp_at_amway.com 616-787-6986