The Centre for Volunteering is currently conducting a corporate or employee volunteering research project funded by The Westpac Foundation: A frontier of opportunity: Critical success factors of employee volunteering programs for the small-to-medium not-for-profit sector.
The aim is to create an economically sustainable CVP that produces and disseminates appropriate electronic and print resources, training packages and support structures for not-for-profits. This will be done by piloting a case study approach that identifies and tests the validity of critical success factors of CVPs.
Findings will first provide a reputable and comparative research method that can be tested. Second, these case studies will be used as examples in training packages delivered through the School of Volunteer Management with appropriate resources, and models for support structures to not-for-profits.
In the short term, volunteering organisations will access training and support to develop sustainable CVPs. The long-term impact is to increase the number and quality of small-to-medium not-for-profits that can benefit from CVPs in NSW.
The following Corporate Volunteering publications are available in our comprehensive Corporate Volunteering Resources Kit (see Corporate Volunteering Consultancy):