You don’t have to run a large company or write a huge check to support a local charity. Businesses of all sizes have something to offer, whether it’s money, supplies, professional skills, or a few hours of their employees’ time.
Here are five ways your company can help:
- Make a financial gift: One-time and monthly corporate donations can help a nonprofit cover everyday costs and respond when an unexpected need comes up.
- Hold a supply drive: Ask the organization what it needs before you begin collecting. That way, your employees can focus on useful items that can be put to good use.
- Match employee gifts: If several team members already support local causes, consider matching their contributions.
- Donate your services: Depending on your industry, you may be able to provide maintenance, printing, landscaping, food, or another needed service.
- Start a fundraiser: A casual office competition, community sale, or donation challenge can bring people together while raising money.
The best option depends on your company. A small business might collect a few urgently needed supplies, while a larger employer may be able to arrange recurring corporate donations. Both forms of support are valuable and appreciated.
Hope House Foundation gives women and young children experiencing situational homelessness a place to call home in Huntersville, North Carolina. Residents may stay for up to six months while working toward goals that will help them regain their independence.
Corporate donations help make this work possible. Contact us today to ask what is currently needed and find a practical way for your business and employees to get involved.