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A thriving community is good for business and strong civic engagement contributes to the vibrancy and success of that community.
Employees in the community, volunteering with the corporate logo on their backs, create positive brand perception and exposure.
Volunteering fulfills our intrinsic desire to serve, so companies encouraging volunteerism enjoy increased employee satisfaction and retention.
Millennials want more than a paycheck; studies have shown many are willing to forego a percentage of their salary to work for a socially responsible company.
Volunteer projects help develop camaraderie, improve communication and potentially break down silos, ultimately resulting in good working relationships.
Various studies cite the positive effect of volunteerism on one's physical and mental health. It can help employees stay fit, reduce stress, and prevent depression.
Volunteer work such as board membership can help build or enhance professional and leadership skills transferrable to the workplace.
The end result of the benefits listed above is a more engaged employee base, resulting in increased productivity and profitability.
Having a strong presence in the community through volunteerism demonstrates an organization is a good neighbor and its priorities extend beyond economic self-interest.
The most important reason to encourage volunteerism is the difference it makes in the lives of individuals and families.
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