Three Hands 2022 Impact Report
Three Hands UK have captured another year’s worth of impact – in a colourful and
It was great to host an online discussion based on the “2020 Business and Charity Relationships Report” – looking at how to improve the quality of relationships between businesses and community (with a focus on employee volunteer initiatives).
Panel:
Michelle Kitney – CEO olunteering NZ
Johanna Hattingh – Genesis Energy
Sarah Woollard – CEO Anxiety NZ
Michael Hiltoin – Director Three Hands UK
A recording of the webinar is available below.
Key Points:
1) Business offers V Charity needs – it’s surprising to learn what would really make a difference, what might feel small and easy to a business could be a game-changer for the charity – businesses just need to ask. Let’s move away from charities hosting team-away days towards deeper more meaningful shared benefits.
2) Small Charities are out there in their thousands – a barrier in itself. Use the Volunteering NZ website as a start point to find different and small charities – challenge your business to find a small charity aligned to your values and purpose. Opportunities await for greater impact for the charity and greater meaning for you /your volunteers /your business.
3) Community partnerships don’t have to be limited to volunteering – Partnerships can include collaboration, shared learning, skill sharing -what we call Social Insight. There’s a lot of expertise and insight that lie within the charities dealing at the forefront of social issues relevant to you and your business – directly supporting customer experience, product innovation and strategy.
A note about skilled volunteering: We specialise in combining skilled volunteering with leadership development, culture and values programmes. This creates opportunities for meaningful volunteering, meaningful learning and some great internal collaboration (including budget savings!).
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Webinar – What Charities are Saying That Businesses Need to Hear
It was great to host an online discussion based on the “2020 Business and Charity
Business and Charity Relationships Report 2020
What would charities say about their relationships with businesses if they could be totally honest…?
