Study shows disconnect between nonprofits' needs and employee volunteer programs

doi:10.1002/nba.33161

April 21, 2026Nonprofit Business Advisor

Study shows disconnect between nonprofits' needs and employee volunteer programs

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The research aims to identify the disparities between the needs of nonprofits and the effectiveness of employee volunteer programs.
Analyzed data from various nonprofits and corporate volunteer programs
Surveyed employee volunteer initiatives offered by corporations
Evaluated feedback from nonprofits regarding support received
Identified significant differences between the types of support nonprofits seek and that provided by corporate programs
Highlighted specific areas where nonprofits feel their needs are unmet
Suggested a need for improved alignment between nonprofits and corporate objectives

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Research reveals a growing gap between nonprofit requirements and corporate volunteer initiatives, implying areas for improvement.

Abstract

New research from Benevity, a provider of global corporate purpose software, highlights a growing disconnect between American nonprofits' needs and the corporate employee volunteer programs that are intent on helping them.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69e9b85585696592c86eba05 https://doi.org/10.1002/nba.33161

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