Building Nonprofit Boards that Transform Lives
At Taproot Foundation, we know connecting talented professionals with opportunities for pro bono and board service can dramatically change the game f…
Ready, Set, Pro Bono. Service Grant Projects are Staffing.
When it comes to critical social issues, your expertise cuts the mustard. So lay it on thick: use the skills you already have in fields like marketin…
The Great Tech Hope
In Silicon Valley and across tech circles around the country there is growing desire to put technology to work for social good. The world is facing g…
Meredith Hahn, AMEX VP of CSR joins Taproot Board of Directors
Meredith Hahn is Vice President, Corporate Social Responsibility at American Express, pro bono enthusiast, and newest member of the Taproot Foundatio…
ERNST & YOUNG LLP KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT PROFESSIONALS making it matter
During “EY Connect Day”, Ernst & Young LLP employees come together to connect with each other and their local communities to make a d…
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Demystifying Scaling: Part 1
This blog by Aaron Hurst, Demystifying Scaling, is shared from the Stanford Social Innovation Review. At some point in the life of a nonprofit, it…
Pro Bono International
The nonprofit sector is growing worldwide. Simultaneously, nonprofits’ need for professional capacity in HR, strategy, marketing, technology an…
Leave Painting to Painters
Jim Koch, founder of Boston Beer Company, had a realization when his company’s employees did a day of volunteer service painting a local commun…
National Pro Bono Week: Highlights from the Bay Area
Pro Bono Week is creating quite the buzz in the Bay Area and we wanted to share a few highlights from the first two days- enjoy! Huge thanks to all t…
Lawyers Don't Lead Pro Bono, Designers Do
Which profession leads in pro bono commitment? Hint – it’s not lawyers. Designers leading the way in pro bono work Spearheaded by the maj…
Year Up is Powered by Pro Bono
Year Up is a national nonprofit organization that works to empower low-income, urban young adults to go from poverty to a professional career in one …
