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Give & Gain Day is the UK’s only national day of employee volunteering. Organised by Business in the Community the day marks an annual movement of businesses that empower their employees to take action and tackle key social issues in the community during work time. For the second year in a row, Business in the Community is partnering with the CSR360 Network in order to make this a global day of corporate volunteering. Join us on 18 May 2012.
Key successes of 2011 were:
Why Give & Gain Day?
Give & Gain Day seeks to raise the profile of employee volunteering, encouraging more employers to support their employees to volunteer in work time and celebrating the employers that continue to provide their employees with opportunities to support their local communities.
Every year feedback from Give & Gain Day participants demonstrated the strength of the event as a vehicle for engaging new participants and encouraging ongoing community based activity. This year 47% of Give & Gain Day participants in the UK were new to volunteering within work time and 98% of all participants reported a desire to take part in employer supported volunteering again.
If you are a partner organisation and are interested in running Give & Gain Day between 1 – 18 May 2012 in your country please contact Sinead Lawler at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
For more information, visit http://www.bitc.org.uk/community/employee_volunteering/give_gain_day.
Is collaboration the most effective way to tackle sustainability issues?
Lord Michael Hastings of Scarisbrick CBEWe have a deep passion for seeing really dynamic effective corporate responsibility all over the world - it's core to our values and central to our business. So being in from the start with CSR360 GPN was an obvious route for KPMG to help spread the energy and the opportunity for transformed communities where business plays its rightful role driving change and supporting the people and the places who are often forgotten and frequently in need of business engagement. Its our privilege to be involved.