Beth Meyer, Vice President of Corporate & Community Partnerships Discovery Education Girl blowing bubbles outside As the pandemic continues to affect our daily lives –
Emily Wanderer Blackbaud Companies have a unique opportunity to move the needle on social change by integrating Racial Justice into social impact programs. With the
By Vitiello Communications Group Only about one in four employees in the United States believes in his or her company’s values. Even fewer say they
ACCP Staff “I Voted” Stickers On November 3rd, the U.S. will hold its 59th presidential election, along with state and local elections in most communities. As
Mark W. Shamley President & CEO, ACCP You’ve read it, right? The Larry Fink, BlackRock’s CEO, open letter to CEOs. The letter that says what
ACCP Staff Research indicates that 97% of large companies in America have some type of Employee Assistance Fund (EAF), and not surprisingly, EAFs have become
Carrie Varoquiers, President, Workday Foundation; VP, Global Impact & Employee Life The Workday Foundation has partnered with 20+ other Bay area companies and organizations to support
ACCP Staff and Board of Directors ACCP The Association of Corporate Citizenship Professionals (ACCP) is grateful that Congress persevered to fulfill their constitutional duties, certify
Carolyn S. Berkowitz, ACCP At ACCP, a sense of community has always been a hallmark – but in the face of the growing pandemic
By Brielle Nalence and Lia Jones, Capital One At the start of 2016, part of the Capital One Community Affairs associate engagement team was faced
Stories are powerful. They can captivate audiences, inspire empathy and understanding, forge new connections, and compel others to take action. Stories also have the power
Sarah Cable, ACCP On March 28 at 8:30pm local time, businesses and homes in more than 180 countries will go dark for one hour.
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