Firms Learn from Pro Bono Event
Originally published on The Straits Times Companies here recently had the opportunity to learn about best practices in pro bono work – from peo…
Rising Above the Pack through Targeted Pro Bono Program Design
Pro bono service is no longer the new kid on the block in the corporate volunteerism space. More and more companies have pro bono programs or active …
How to Double Online Giving in Six Months
More and more nonprofit donations take place in today’s digital landscape, but how can causes of all sizes ensure their online storefront is no…
One-day Taproot Marathon Helps Professionals Volunteer, Fast
Originally published on the San Francisco Chronicle. Small groups of people huddled around tables in an Oakland conference room. Some typed on laptop…
What Does it Mean to Engage Tech Talent in Pro Bono?
It’s a hot topic in the Bay Area, and it feels like you can hardly cross the street without hearing about a tech company launching their ‘…
Why did 300 project managers #ScopeforChange on MLK Day?
“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, what are you doing for others?” In answer to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s call, over 300 proje…
Does Your Company Have Corporate Social Responsibility Goals in 2016?
Tips & tricks for navigating the Bay Area CSR space in the new year It’s 2016. Wait, what? When did that happen? If you’re like us, y…
Is Your Nonprofit's Pro Bono Muscle in Shape?
How nonprofit organizations go from not using pro bono service to regularly relying on the talents of experienced business professionals as a “…
Maximizing Community Commitment: Prudential Employees Use Their Skills for Good
Headquartered in Newark, NJ for more than 100 years, Prudential is a recognized leader for its commitment to the local community. No stranger to empl…
Passing the Pro Bono Baton
Originally published on Huffington Post blog I was at a conference recently where a young leader declared, “Pass the baton to us, or we’r…
Pro Bono Week 2015: Service Builds New Communities Through Knowledge Sharing
When the American Bar Association kicked off its national celebration of pro bono service for the legal community, they likely didn’t anticipate that…
Services Donated by Business Professionals are Valued at $150 Per Hour, a 25% Increase over 2009 Rates
In celebration of Pro Bono Week, Taproot Foundation announces that the 2015 standard for the value of pro bono service has increased 25% to $150 per …
