Sep 21st, 2017
Nonprofit Management, Volunteer Management
September is Hunger Action Month: a month to take action, spread the word, and dedicate ourselves to ending hunger. In honor of this month, and as part of our Accelerate Change campaign, Taproot is releasing inspiring stories of pro bono making impact. Thanks to support from Alliance to End Hunger, we’re showcasing how 3 organizations are taking advantage of expertise to do everything from effectively providing healthy meals and expanding access to fresh food to increasing the promotion of regional food distribution, education, and advocacy to those who need it. Creating a food-secure future will take all of our resources, including our human capital. Join us this month, and every month, to use your skills in the fight against hunger.
Three case studies on how hunger organizations are tapping into pro bono
- See how the pro bono service of one skilled volunteer lead to a strategic plan and a long-term mentoring opportunity with the Manna Food Center.
- Find out how the Volunteer Manager at Lakeview Pantry uses pro bono service to drastically improve the way he manages data and engages with volunteers.
- Explore how the Patachou Foundation uses skilled volunteers at every level of the organization, from developing videos to sourcing board members.
Explore how pro bono can impact hunger. Connect with us.
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