Did You Know? 52 percent of corporations stress a commitment to community service in their corporate mission statement to build a cooperative corporate culture 58 percent use their employee volunteer program for recruiting and retaining employees   Corporate Volunteerism Connecting companies, employees and the community Companies of any size can realize the benefits of corporate volunteerism: Recognition and enhanced reputation in the community Training and skill development for staff Enhanced employee job performance & work satisfaction Recruitment tools for discovering potential employees Stronger, more intimate connections with the community Aloha United Way can help you create a corporate volunteer program or maximize your existing volunteer efforts using the tools below: Search VH Opportunities for Groups Instant access to projects for:  Small group of 2 to 10 volunteers   Larger groups of 11 or more volunteers. Volunteer+Plus Volunteer+Plus projects combine volunteering with donations of related supplies and equipment. Board/Committee Opportunities Connect your employees to opportunites to serve on a nonprofit board through our BoardMatch services. Getting Started Resources to help you run a successful corporate volunteer program. 10 Tips for Developing a Corporate Volunteer Program Corporate Volunteer Program Models: What Works for You 10 Tips for Organizing a Volunteer Project A Project Leader's Responsibilities Your Checklist for a Successful Project  Why Companies Have Volunteer Programs?  More Data on Corporate Volunteerism Want to Hear More? To schedule an on-site presentation on community needs and how your organization can become involved in helping, contact us.