Managing your programme:

Understanding social needs and publishing your employee volunteering strategy

Many companies utilise pro bono projects as a source of development for their employees:

Linklaters provided the Camfed NGO pro bono support, rather than manual labour or cash, in order to maximise the impact of their engagement. The employees that took part in documenting Camfed's governance model were given a challenge that enabled them to develop and further refine their skills as the project involved working in a new sector, and in countries and communities facing special logistical and governance issues.

• Read the Camfed Governance Report (16054 kb) 
• Visit the Linklaters website 
• Visit the Camfed website

Elementus finds employee volunteering in their community mutually beneficial through using pro bono support as a source of training and development for their employees. 

• Read Elementus' Employee Volunteering for Mutual Benefit (114 kb) 
• Visit Elementus' website