Businesses adding ‘small acts of kindness’ to the agenda

Along with giving financial support to local community groups and charities, companies are also encouraging staff members to volunteer
Cork-based branch of medical equipment manufacturer Stryker has worked with Autism Assistance Dogs Ireland and Irish Dogs for the Disabled for the past ten years to help provide training for over 30 puppies.

Cork-based branch of medical equipment manufacturer Stryker has worked with Autism Assistance Dogs Ireland and Irish Dogs for the Disabled for the past ten years to help provide training for over 30 puppies.

MANY companies see value in supporting local charities. They know that giving corporate donations, sponsoring community groups and hosting fundraising events and activities in the workplace boost their brand’s reputation. But some companies go a step beyond donations, sponsorship and fundraising. They encourage their employees to volunteer with chosen charities.

Volunteerism has proven benefits.

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