BUSINESSES

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85% of consumers said they would purchase from a company that supports causes they care about. 

Partnering with nonprofits shows your customers that you stand for something greater, increasing customer trust and loyalty.

Businesses that engage in CSR activities have been shown to experience a 20% increase in employee satisfaction and a 10% increase in overall profitability.

Partnering with a nonprofit can open up tax deductions through donations, while fulfilling your corporate social responsibility. It’s a double win: you gain recognition for contributing to social good, while boosting your bottom line.

90% of consumers say they would be willing to switch to a brand that supports a social cause they believe in, even if it costs a bit more.

90% of businesses that implement CSR strategies report an increase in business growth over a three-to-five-year period.

55% of employees who volunteer through their employer report reduced stress levels, leading to improved health and well-being.

Employee morale is higher when they feel they work for a purpose-driven company. Offering opportunities to volunteer or participate in nonprofit partnerships increases employee satisfaction, retention, and productivity.

70% of millennials say they prefer to work for companies that give back to the community through charity or volunteer efforts.

Nonprofits already have loyal supporters, volunteers, and advocates. By teaming up with them, you gain access to these networks, expanding your reach and tapping into a community that aligns with your values.

60% of companies that invest in educational initiatives and job training for disadvantaged youth see improvements in high school graduation rates, and 50% report a stronger workforce pipeline in their local communities.

By focusing on education and job skills training, businesses help create career pathways for job seekers and improving their chances of success.