Corporate Data Bank

New Study: Effects of the Pandemic on Employee Community Engagement 

Volunteer Canada, in collaboration with Volunteer Ireland, sought to better understand how this global crisis has affected the field of employee community engagement and how best to support employees “giving back” as we move through the pandemic towards recovery. 

Findings indicate that companies are looking for creative solutions to continue their employee community engagement activities as they provide benefits to employee well-being and society at large.  With a priority on the health and safety of employees, there is a high demand for virtual volunteering opportunities that, to date, cannot entirely be met by community organizations. 

Read the blog – New 50-company study reveals radical changes in Employee Community Engagement – for more report findings. 

Listen to the [email protected] Webinar, where Elizabeth Dove of Volunteer Canada and Terri O’Brien of Volunteer Ireland discuss the findings.

Business Cases 

• Business Case for Giving Back (Volunteer Canada, Great Place to Work®, 2019, Canada)
• Putting Purpose to Work (PwC, 2017, United States)

Recognition

• Recognizing Volunteering in 2017 (Ipsos and Volunteer Canada, 2017, Canada)

Volunteerism Trends 

• Choosing the right set up for corporate volunteering (Beyond Philanthropy, University of Mannheim, 2019, Germany) 
• Giving in Numbers: 2019 Edition (CECP, 2019, United States)
• 2017 Deloitte Volunteerism Study (Deloitte, 2017, United States)
• Corporate Giving in Italy (Dynamo Academy, 2017, Italy)
• Report on Trends and Innovation in Corporate Volunteering (Voluntare, 2017, Spain)
• 2016 Deloitte Impact Survey (Deloitte, 2016, United States)
• Cone Communications Employee Engagement Study (Cone, 2016, United States)
• Corporate Philanthropy Trends in France (Admical, France)