Wondering if your charity should charge companies for volunteer opportunities? You absolutely can, and should. Here’s why pricing your time and impact leads to stronger partnerships and better outcomes.
If you’re a nonprofit fundraiser trying to figure out how to actually build a corporate partnership strategy, not just pitch decks or sponsorship asks, you’re in the right place.
Headlines are moving fast these days. U.S. tariffs, shifting global markets, a Canadian election. And while these stories may feel far from your day-to-day fundraising, they’re not. We’re stepping into a season of change, and that uncertainty will influence how companies give, partner, and show up.
This isn’t about crystal ball predictions. I want to share a few trends and strategies that can help nonprofit leaders navigate the months ahead.
As we reflect on the past year and look forward to the next, it’s important to celebrate not just our individual achievements but the power of our connections.
Employee volunteer events are one of the key ways that corporate partnerships happen and Jessica Pang-Parks has mastered the art of making these events impactful and meaningful.
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