Tech for Social Good (from JP Morgan Chase & Co)
“We connect employee volunteers with hundreds of nonprofits around the world to build sustainable tech solutions to advance their missions.”
Excellence – Ambition – Achievement
Excellence – Ambition – Achievement
Since my first CEO role I have been struck by the range of organisations who offer specialist skills and volunteers for UK charities either free or for a small charge. I have been lucky enough to work with some amazing companies and colleagues in this way who have contributed enormously to the charities I was working with. So I thought I would put together this list.
This list is indicative not exhaustive – and the links were current at the time of compilation (2022). Do let me know of any more I can add to the list – Judith Brodie
Inclusion in this list is for information only and does not constitute a recommendation.
“We connect employee volunteers with hundreds of nonprofits around the world to build sustainable tech solutions to advance their missions.”
“The WCIT Charity works with a wide range of non-profit organisations and aims to help them get the best from IT. It is committed to strengthening communities and unlocking the power of technology for good. Every year, it supports a variety of charities through its grant-making programme as well as offering pro bono support to a multitude of organisations.”
“We are active highly experienced Management Consultants, Mentors and Coaches. As a Modern Livery Company, our members are all closely involved in our profession and we all share a passion to give back to Society. The most effective way for us to achieve this is by using our expertise to make a lasting positive impact through helping the NonProfit sector on a ProBono basis.”
“Post an opportunity and search our community to find the perfect trustee or skills-based volunteer.”
“Our programmes see empathetic business experts share their expertise with charities, bringing new perspectives, diverse skills and vast experience to bear on the challenges they’re facing.”
Supporting charities to thrive