Mar 14th, 2013
Service Area: Marketing, Social Impact
More than 600. That’s the amount of hours that Laura Argento has personally donated to serve nonprofits in the Bay Area.
Noting the importance of social services in the changing economic climate, Laura says, “we’re finding that nonprofit organizations can do many, many things to fill the gap in government or private services.” Therefore, pro bono work within the nonprofit sector is an exciting way to go and very attractive to skilled professionals. We want to make sure that we are able to contribute, but also that we can see the impact of our contributions. In particular, she says, Taproot has taken the concept of pro bono to a new level, “We say it’s because of professionals like Laura.
Read Laura’s full profile here.
Jun 24th, 2022
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Our Team and Board, Social Impact
Celebrating Pride Month and Matt O’Grady Day at Taproot
Since 2008, the Taproot Foundation has been proud to celebrate a holiday we call Matt O’Grady Day. Matt O’Grady Day...
Apr 15th, 2022
Nonprofit Management, Social Impact, Volunteer Consulting
Time to Celebrate Volunteers!
It’s National Volunteer Week, a time to recognize the power of volunteers around the world! Established in 1974, this annual...