Sarah Ford | November 3, 2015
Balancing Pro Bono Supply and Demand
Does pro bono work? ÌýWhy don’t more nonprofits take advantage of pro bono volunteers (i.e. free talent)? These are just a couple questions examined in aÌýnew study published by LBG Associates, “.”
This study highlights key challenges nonprofits face when taking on pro bono volunteers, what kind of successes nonprofits are experiencing with pro bono volunteers, and what role companies and their employees can play in helping nonprofits succeed through pro bono support.
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