Resources

Season 1, Episode 10. Guest: Bryan de Lottinville, Founder and Executive Chairperson, Benevity

Season 1, Episode 9. Guest: Anil Soni, Chief Executive Officer, The WHO Foundation

Season 1, Episode 8. Guests: Allison Fary, Senior Program Manager, TELUS and Stephanie Franco, Head of Corporate Giving and Volunteerism, TELUS

Season 1, Episode 7. Guest: Maya Chorengel, Co-Managing Partner, The Rise Fund

Season 1, Episode 6. Guest: Whitney Dailey, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Research Insights, Porter Novelli

Season 1, Episode 5. Guest: Bruce Simpson, Senior Advisor to McKinsey & Co., CEO of Stephen A. Schwarzman Foundation

Season 1, Episode 4. Guest: Aisha Thomas-Petit, Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer, AMC Networks

Season 1, Episode 3. Guest: Altaf Gilani, Head of Product for Microsoft Rewards, Give with Bing, and Bing Rebates

Season 1, Episode 2. Guests: Christina Lewis and Stephanie Ellis-Smith, Co-founders of Give Blck

Season 1, Episode 1. Guest: François Locoh-Donou, President and CEO of F5 Networks

Host: Sona Khosla, Chief Impact Officer, Benevity

Corporate purpose has matured into a strategic business imperative driving enterprise impact

Four out of five companies say employee resource groups (ERGs) are increasing in significance, and more than half of impact leaders surveyed in the State of Corporate Purpose 2024 said they are increasing their ERG budgets this year.

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) takes many forms. But at its core, it’s about companies making a meaningful contribution to society and acting responsibly towards stakeholders and the wider community.

Keeping your people engaged will help you attract and retain top talent while also delivering better social and business outcomes. Disengaged employees are costly — a Gallup report estimates a disengaged global workforce results in $7.8 trillion in lost productivity per year.

If you’re feeling the urge to do some good, you’re not alone. September through December has been coined “the Giving Season” because that’s when many of us are even more compelled to help our fellow humans.

As a corporate volunteer leader, you may find yourself searching for the best ways to support your people in finding a sense of purpose, connection and impact.

Today’s workplace is evolving —people are searching for inclusive communities where everyone can connect, belong, thrive, learn and take action on what matters to them.

Get timely insights on funding shifts and how your company can support nonprofits through change.

The Goodies celebrate the bold, innovative, inclusive and creative ways Benevity’s clients are making a difference in the world — and how they’re paving the way for others.

Over 800 impact leaders came together at Benevity Live! 2025 in Palm Springs and online to answer one powerful question: how do we drive purpose, engage stakeholders and expand impact in an increasingly changing world?

As disasters become more frequent and complex, companies are increasingly stepping up with strategic, authentic and timely responses. When done well, disaster relief efforts can drive meaningful impact, engage employees and build trust with communities.

Strengthen and unify your CSR strategy to drive lasting impact — even in times of change.

Corporate volunteering creates an impact in your communities and engages employees in your corporate social responsibility efforts. So, it's a win-win scenario for everyone involved!

Why are more companies leaning into volunteering? Because it builds resilience across businesses, communities and individuals. Explore best practices to strengthen your program and use volunteering as a long-term resilience strategy.

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is no longer a nice-to-have; it’s a need-to-have. Businesses, small or large, are expected to lead the way in creating a progressive CSR program that gives back to people and the planet.

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a business initiative designed to meet specific goals related to ethics, sustainability and social impact. When executed well, it can enhance how your business is viewed and approached, helping to share your company’s broader mission with the world.

Unite your team on March 8 to celebrate International Women’s Day, a day dedicated to honoring women's achievement, raising awareness about discrimination and advocating for gender parity.

Come together this Earth Day to address climate challenges and pave the way for a greener future. As we focus on sustainability for our planet, getting your employees involved can help drive awareness and make a tangible positive change.

Relationships between Indigenous Peoples, governments and corporations are troubled — how did this happen?

Hear from your peers about proven grantmaking strategies

Benevity is proud to have played a role in the incredible impact made by our clients and their teams, serving as a trusted venue for giving to nearly 300,000 nonprofits — an 11% increase over the previous year. This growth reflects the deep commitments from companies and their people to support the issues they care about, through giving and corporate matches — a trend we expect to see continue.

Scholar & professor Melissa Nelson shares how history continues to shape experiences of Indigenous Peoples

Boosting Support for Your Nonprofit This Giving Season.

Lourdes Inga, Executive Director of IFIP, helps us understand the complexities of Indigenous philanthropy.

Every year the Benevity client community shows up on GivingTuesday ready to make a major impact all over the world – this year was no exception!

Dig into a case study that shows how real companies — and the real people behind the scenes — have built relationships with Indigenous communities from the ground up.