What Is CSR in Business? A Complete Guide to Corporate Social Responsibility

Employee Giving: A Detailed Guide to Starting A Workplace Giving Program

Workplace giving is no longer a nice-to-have; it’s a proven strategy for improving retention, engagement, and long-term business outcomes. You’ll also learn how structured workplace philanthropy programs drive participation, how to design programs that employees actually use, and what a realistic first year looks like.

How Employee Benefits Can Support a Culture of Care Inside and Outside the Workplace

For large enterprises and mid-market organizations, employee benefits have become one of the most visible ways to demonstrate those values. While competitive compensation remains important, today's workforce looks for employers that invest in personal wellness while creating opportunities to make a positive impact beyond the office. 

Criteria to Evaluate Corporate Volunteering Platforms for a Multinational Company

Picture the scene: your company just expanded into three new markets, leadership wants a unified volunteering program launched by next quarter, and the vendor comparison spreadsheet on your desk was built for a single-country rollout two years ago. Suddenly the questions that used to be simple, like “does it track hours” or “can employees sign up easily,” feel almost beside the point.

Measuring Social Impact: How to Track, Prove, and Improve Real-World Change

Organizations that excel at social impact measurement are not always the largest or most resourced, but those that embed measurement into program design from the start. They define outcomes early, track data consistently, and use insights to improve programs and demonstrate real change, not just activity.

Virtual Team-Building Ideas: Engaging Activities to Boost Remote Team Engagement

We’ve all been there, that moment when a Zoom meeting ends and everyone quietly clicks “Leave Meeting.” Remote work may have redefined how we collaborate, but it hasn’t changed what we crave most: real human connection. That’s where virtual team-building ideas make all the difference. Done right, they go beyond quick icebreakers or online games; they build trust, spark creativity, and remind employees that they’re part of something bigger than a screen.

Blood Cancer Awareness Month: Workplace Guide

Blood Cancer Awareness Month is observed every September in the United States to raise awareness of leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma, and other blood-related cancers. Congress designated September as National Blood Cancer Awareness Month in 2010, and the observance now covers more than 100 types of blood cancer, with a focus on early diagnosis, research support, and patient empowerment.