Corporate Relations & Engagement

The past year has been an inflection point for businesses and social impact.

There was a time when no one thought much of whether or not businesses were socially responsible, but those days are far behind us.

Has your nonprofit organization considered engaging in a strategic partnership with a for-profit business? These days, it’s becoming increasingly more difficult for nonprofits to secure funds from traditional fundraising methods.

Whether you are looking for donation items, a corporate sponsorship, or funds for a new project, the Corporate Donation Guide can help you out!

Nonprofit board members should always be looking for opportunities to help fundraise. To be sustainable, the nonprofit needs every member of the board involved in your development efforts. One excellent place to start is securing corporate sponsors...

Committed to making a difference in the lives of children with disabilities, PrintingCenterUSA in Great Falls, Mont., is again leveraging the power of its national customer base to fundraise for Indianapolis-based Kids Dance Outreach’s (KDO)…

Corporate philanthropy is a vastly underutilized source of revenue for nonprofits. Check out how you can maximize donor impact with a matching-gift program!...

If I were to ask every single nonprofit out there whether or not their organization participates in corporate matching-gift programs, I bet the odds would be very slim. The fact is that corporate partnerships present nonprofits with an exceptional way to increase their fundraising...

PayPal and Facebook have always been big supporters for charitable organizations. Today, on #GivingTuesday, to help encourage our community to give in a big way, the two have partnered up to match donations up to $7 million, their largest giving program to date...

Most of us are familiar with “charity shaming” at the checkout. It’s where you’re asked if you’d like to donate to XYZ Charity, as you’re standing there paying for your merchandise with a bunch of other people around. Being put on the spot to make a donation in this way—even a small one—can feel disconcerting...