Goodera in the news

Goodera, a leading employee volunteering platform, announced that it had raised Rs 80 crore ($10 million) in a funding round. Zoom Ventures, Elevation Capital, Xto10X Technologies, Nexus Venture Partners, Omidyar Network India, Ursula Burns, and Binny Bansal are a few investors in the round.

Employee volunteering platform Goodera has announced that it has raised a Rs 80 crore ($10 million) in a funding round. Investors in the round include Zoom Ventures, Elevation Capital, Xto10X Technologies, Nexus Venture Partners, Omidyar Network India, Ursula Burns, and Binny Bansal among others.

“We think of ourselves as the Airbnb of volunteering,” says Abhishek Humbad, founder and CEO of Goodera, a US start-up that is today announcing the successful completion of a $10 million Series A funding round. It’s a mission he feels evangelical about. “Volunteering is how we will build better human beings in a very divided world,” Humbad says.

The Utah-based startup announced today it has raised a $10 million Series A led by Elevation Capital, with participation from Zoom Ventures, Xto10X, Nexus Venture Partners and Omidyar Network. Former Xerox CEO Ursula Burns and Flipkart founder Binny Bansal also contributed to the round.

Goodera, the world’s largest volunteering platform, and RaisedBy.Us (RBU), have collaborated on a strategic partnership that will offer a 1-stop solution for impact consulting and volunteering opportunities

Goodera, the leader in virtual volunteering experiences for employees, announced its new app to enable distributed teams to create social impact on video meetings.

Goodera, the world's largest virtual volunteering platform announces special Women's History Month campaigns for women in STEM for clients.

Enabling staff to devote time to social work boosts the chances of their staying on with the company

Goodera, the world’s largest virtual volunteering platform, and Deed, a fast-growing giving and volunteering platform, have announced a strategic partnership to provide companies with the best one-stop solution for employee social impact

Goodera, the world's largest virtual volunteering company, announced new employee-welfare initiatives in their first all-hands meeting of the year.

Goodera, a global CSR & sustainability management technology platform, has raised $5.5 million from Nexus Venture Partners and Omidyar Network

Bengaluru- and Menlo Park-based CSR and sustainability management technology platform Goodera has raised $5.5 million in a Series A round from Nexus Venture Partners and Omidyar Network.

More than 150 large enterprises including 24 in the global Fortune 500 have adopted Goodera to effectively measure, manage, and report their CSR projects across more than 30 countries.

Recently, Goodera, a CSR lifecycle and volunteering management platform, teamed up with The Ugly Indian to mobilise corporate professionals in Bengaluru to ‘free the flyover’ of unwanted posters and dirt by painting and repairing one.

Goodera, a global SaaS company operating in the space of CSR, Sustainability and Volunteering, has received accreditation by GRI (Global Reporting Initiative) for its Sustainability Platform as part of the ‘GRI Certified Software and Tools Program’

Is conscious capitalism an oxymoron? Can businesses focus on achieving financial goals while also making sure they drive positive change? The Forbes India Impact Series, presented by Goodera, kicked off in Mumbai with an exclusive CEO roundtable to evaluate some of these sustainability ideals.

Can capitalism be truly conscious? If so, can businesses really achieve financial goals while ensuring that their stakeholders thrive and their welfare safeguarded? At the Forbes India Impact Series presented by Goodera in New Delhi, some of India’s best known CEOs sat down to debate the role of conscious capitalism in the 21st century.

The CSR Law has brought in a higher level of governance, monitoring requirements and hence accountability on CSR. As companies are taking up more and more CSR projects, it becomes imperative to understand the impact delivered by the projects to the beneficiaries

Goodera, a Series B funded startup and India's largest and most trusted platform for CSR. Providing businesses with resources, to drive meaningful impact

Goodera, a Series B funded startup and India's largest and most trusted platform for CSR and employee volunteering, is leading India Inc's efforts against the COVID-19 pandemic which has significantly changed the way 'we live, interact, and do business

Goodera, a global CSR & sustainability management technology platform, has raised $5.5 million from Nexus Venture Partners and Omidyar Network.

OLX India launched a donation drive in association with NGOs like Bhumi and India Cares, through Goodera, to support the livelihood of migrant workers.

All programmes will be independently measured and captured on Goodera, central platform and repository of all the fantastic initiatives RB have globally.

Goodera’s solution to the problems that COVID-19 has brought with it is two-pronged:CSR capital to support and complement on-ground efforts & unlocking the power of the Indian workforce

Goodera, a Series B funded startup and India's largest and most trusted platform for CSR.

Goodera enhanced its volunteering platform with the view of providing an opportunity for everyone to volunteer virtually for over one million volunteers.

Goodera is poised to leverage its technology to enhance employee engagement through virtual volunteering.

In this era of people working remotely, Goodera is poised to leverage its technology to enhance employee engagement through virtual volunteering.

Goodera hosted Karma Summit to facilitate rebuilding communities through volunteering. Corporates and nonprofits swarmed their screens as Goodera hosted its flagship online event Karma Summit

Gamification encourages healthy competition. Goodera has turned to gamification to induct new employees, motivate existing ones, and run training modules remotely during covid-19

As a sustainability and CSR platform, Goodera is uniquely equipped to help people to do good for their communities when living apart - both during the COVID crisis and beyond.

Goodera hosted Karma Summit to facilitate a dialogue on rebuilding our communities through volunteering, social responsibility, and the impact it can have on corporate growth.

Employee volunteerism has become an integral part of the business strategy for corporates across the world. Learn how this helps organizations improve their brand image & goodwill among consumers

ACT Grants help India fight the COVID-19 pandemic, partnered with Goodera to supply over 15000 PPE kits to the Tamil Nadu Government.

According to the CSR policy, companies with a net worth of more than ₹500 crore, a turnover of ₹1,000 crore, or net profit of ₹5 crore will be bound by law to devote 2% of their profits on CSR activities

Startups have a lot to gain through the implementation of a CSR strategy. Here are 6 reasosn how CSR helps you from increasing brand reputation to attracting responsible consumers

Through the newly added capabilities, Goodera aims to make it easier for companies to ensure compliance with the latest government rules on CSR spends in India.

Goodera announced new offerings for its CSR solutions that will help companies seamlessly adapt to the changes in the CSR policy without hassle.

Best practices for nonprofits that can optimize the scope of giving programs and maximize recurring donations.

Know more about Goodera's in-person and at-office volunteering opportunities as employees return to the office.

As organizations seek to bring employees back to the office post-COVID, the bustle and buzz we have come to expect from our workspaces might be missing. In the first part of this two-part series, let's look at how organizations can leverage employee engagement to alleviate burnout among their ranks as employees return to work.

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