Have you ever noticed how volunteering brings everyone together?

According to a Deloitte report, 70 percent of employees believe that volunteer work is more likely to boost team morale than happy hours. Promoting volunteerism in the workplace can improve brand perception and reduce turnover. 

It has started to become the norm for companies worldwide to sponsor charities and help those in need, but for those who promote volunteering, they see even greater benefits!

Volunteerism is part of a corporate’s social responsibility. It not only helps strengthen a brand, but it also increases employee satisfaction and engagement.

These are just a few reasons why volunteering is good for business. Think of it as a way to improve your corporate culture, help your employees develop their skills and relationships, and create a positive workplace overall.

And if there was ever a time where we needed a boost in morale, it is now! Sure, volunteering looks different when we are working...