OVER 70% of EMPLOYEES SAY IT’S VERY IMPORTANT TO WORK WHERE THE CULTURE IS SUPPORTIVE OF VOLUNTEERING.
Empower employees to easily serve, and align personal interests with corporate volunteer opportunities.
Consumers' decisions are quickly shifting towards companies who have good Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives.
Employee volunteering programs (EVPs) are starting to gain more traction as companies and employees are focusing on corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives. With more than 61% of companies providing employees paid time off for volunteering, there is a lot of evidence that these volunteering efforts impact local communities, appeal to prospective employees, and maximize current employee productivity and happiness.
create a culture where anyone, anywhere, can take action.
Increase morale, decrease internal planning, and translate corporate service initiatives for a modern world, with a click of a button. Attract & retain top talent.
Of employees who volunteered through an EVP felt more committed to their company.
Of employees who volunteered through an EVP reported improved perceptions of their employer.
Consider a company’s social & environmental commitments before deciding where to work.
(Cone Communications)
engage employees in a way that is meaningful to them
GET ACCESS TO OUR PLATFORM THAT CONNECTS VOLUNTEERS, IMPROVES EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT, TRACKS COMPANY IMPACT, AND INCLUDES CONCIERGE SUPPORT.
Understand What Your Employees Care About
It is imperative for companies today recognize employees individual interests. Gain insight in to what cause categories and sustainable development goals (SDGs) your employees care about to guide corporate service opportunities.
Track and Report Corporate Impact
Each hour of volunteer time is worth $28.54 to a nonprofit. With Swoovy, you not only get visibility in to how many hours employees have volunteered, you also can view and download company impact reports demonstrating the value of that time to the community.
Empower Employees With Swoovy’s Matching Engine
Increase employee engagement and reduce employee turnover by providing employees access to a directory of volunteer opportunities and nonprofit organizations that align with their interests, and are easy to book.
Schedule & Promote Corporate Days of Service
Easily set up corporate service projects through searching available group opportunities, or posting project details to get matched with a nonprofit who needs the help.
Create Leaderboards and Offer Rewards
Recognize individuals or groups within the company who are making an impact, while increasing employee engagement across the company.
Receive On-Going, Concierge Support For Your EVP
Swoovy’s team is here for you at any time! Gain access to 1:1 consultation for planning corporate service projects, setting goals, and employee engagement.
It’s Time For Change.
An Employee Volunteer Platform That Strengthens Corporate Connections, and Impact.
“Swoovy has helped our employees find volunteer opportunities they are actually interested in doing. ”
companies from all industries & sizes are making an impact WITH SWOOVY—to their employees, and the community.
Connect with Brooke About Your Corporate Social Responsibility & Employee Engagement Goals
“Our mission is to keep people connected in today’s world—through good. Employees, employers, and community.
We need to rethink how we’ve done things. What we’ve aspired to do do, and bring technology to the forefront to help rebuild communities and connections.
The corporate day of service is a thing of the past. Today, individuals should be empowered and encouraged to serve in a way that’s meaningful to them. And connect with colleagues through shared interests, or be able to volunteer from home, remotely, while feeling connected to their company and a community of giving.”
CEO, Brooke Waupsh
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