12 May 2008 | The Centre for Volunteering and Westpac Foundation
The Centre for Volunteering has been investigating best practice into how corporate Employee Volunteering Programs (EVPs) successfully connect with small-to-medium not-for-profit organisations.
The results from this research have guided the development of a toolkit for NFP organisations wishing to set up or manage their own EVPs.
The research report, Frontier of Opportunity:
Critical Success Factors of Employee
Volunteering Programs for the
Small-to-Medium Not-for-Profit Sector
, and Employee Volunteer Programs (EVP) Toolkit and Guide for not-for-profits that want to set up and manage their own EVPs was released at Westpac by the Hon Linda Burney, Minister for Fair Trading, Youth and Volunteering with Helen Lynch, Chairman, The Westpac Foundation, on Monday, 12 May 2008 to coincide with the launch of National Volunteer Week 2008.
The EVP Research Report
is available to download, to view the EVP Toolkit and Guide log into The Centre for Volunteering's Members-Only website.
The EVP Toolkit and Guide includes:
Section One: Starting off
Section Two: EVP management and best practice
Section Three: Sustaining and expanding the EVP partnership
The Report and Toolkit and Guide were partly funded by a grant from the Westpac Foundation.