People of Pro Bono: Aya Mimura
Thanks to a fast-paced Taproot event and engagement programs through her employer, Aya is hooked on giving back to causes she cares about through pro bono volunteering.
People of Pro Bono: Traci Failla
Read how busy ad agency account manager, Traci, was able to quickly connect with nonprofits through Taproot+ to find purpose-driven work that flexed her PR skills.
People of Pro Bono: Jill Loomis
Discover how Jill, a professional fundraiser, forges closer ties with the New York City community by using her years of experience to help nonprofits work through key funding challenges.
People of Pro Bono: Tola Begbaaji
Read how Tola, a Project Manager, used her CRM expertise to make an impact in the ongoing fight for immigrant rights and equity.
People of Pro Bono: Robert Berger
See how Robert, a strategy consultant, has made an impact in his community by helping nonprofits measure the effectiveness of their programs in order to apply for more funding.
People of Pro Bono: Michael Stanislawczyk
Mike has donated over 600 hours helping organizations become data centric, with projects ranging from data-driven strategic plans to salesforce implementation.
People of Pro Bono: Pavan Singh
Pavan’s favorite part of the skilled volunteering experience is seeing the happiness in his client’s eyes when they present the end product.
People of Pro Bono: Delia Smola
Having now given over 100 hours of her time pro bono for various nonprofits, Delia celebrates the kindness, professionalism, and commitment of every one of the social good organizations she’s collaborated with.
People of Pro Bono: Soek Mun Ng
When Soek isn’t practicing her communication expertise, she travesl to the ends of the earth to experience a new cuisine. Soek has also donated 500 hours of pro bono services.
People of Pro Bono: Debbye McDaniel
Debbye is a Finance and Operations Management Consultant with over 25 years of experience in accounting, finance, auditing, and financial reporting. She’s also donated over 5,000 hours of her expertise.
People of Pro Bono: Clayton Hopkins
When Clayton was younger he spent his free time imagining the buildings and cities he would later bring to life with drawings or Legos. Now, Clayton is sharing his creative power as a Taproot+ skilled volunteer.
People of Pro Bono: Regina Brown
Regina Brown isn’t just a marketing expert, yoga instructor, and lover of creativity, innovation, world culture, and active wellness. As a Taproot pro bono consultant since 2006, she’s donated 450 hours of service.
People of Pro Bono: Kristina Griffin
At the “grand ole age of 12,” Kristina was a summer camp aide assigned to monitor younger kids and their activities. Now she’s an HR executive who’s donated 500 hours of pro bono service.
People of Pro Bono: Bill Tucker
Bill Tucker is a traveler and seeker of ultimate gastronomical and entertainment experiences. He’s also got nearly 40 years of business and marketing expertise, which he’s used when delivering over 1,000 hours of pro bono service.
People of Pro Bono: Anuja Singhal
As a kid, Anuja won prizes for handwriting and drawing, and decided to study biology so she could draw organs. Today, Anuja is a graphic designer and globetrotter who has donated 200 hours of pro bono service.
Accelerating Change: Lakeview Pantry
See how pro bono made an impact on Lakeview Pantry’s volunteer management processes.
Accelerating Change: Manna Food Center
When Mitchell approached the Manna staff with an offer to provide skills-based volunteer consulting work, his nuanced approach set him apart from the outset.
Accelerating Change: Patachou Foundation
The Patachou Foundation uses pro bono at all levels–from messaging to videography to board development to strategy.
People of Pro Bono: Bruno Querenet
Bruno taps into his diverse work experience with global companies to help nonprofits better understand and implement performance management strategies.
People of Pro Bono: Shalabh Sahai
Shalabh is the co-founder and director of iVolunteer, a pro bono provider member organization of the Global Pro Bono Network. We learn a lot when we apply our skills in new environments...