Infographic: Giving Madness Pilot Results
Check out our Giving Madness report infographic for a quick read of the pilot launch most interesting findings! Before the introduction of Giving Madness, nearly 80% of charitable donations have been made at the end of the year, leaving nonprofits hurting for funds the rest of the year. We knew if we could create a fun giving program that would close the funding gap and ignite cause engagement for employees, we could move the corporate giving needle during the quieter months.
6 Reasons Why CFO’s Love Millie
CFO’s understand that employee engagement and company culture can have a huge impact on operation costs, productivity, and revenue. But they need to be able to quantify these with facts.
Announcing Millie + Double the Donation Integration
Millie and Double the Donation are working together to provide optimized employee giving experiences. Learn more about the new software integration here!
Manage all of your Tax Receipts in one Place
Simple. Fun. Impactful. That’s us! We made charitable giving simple so that you can focus on the impact and the fun. And one way we do this is by managing all of your tax receipts in one place with our easy wallet experience.
What time of year is a good time to launch a charitable giving campaign?
What are the best strategies for exciting and engaging employees to get the highest engagement and profitable dollars for organizations we all love? Short answer…any time! But you want to feel confident in your social impact program and make the best choices for the best results.
Crafting Your First ESG Report
What is an ESG report? Does my company need one? If so, where do we start? Sit down with industry experts Rebecca Leonard, Managing Principal of Purposeful Projects Group, and Amy Wendel, Senior Director and Global Head of Corporate Responsibility & ESG at GoTo to answer all your burning questions about ESG reports.
10 Sample ESG Reports
From your company’s internal culture and social impact to its environmental and governmental initiatives, releasing an extensive ESG report annually is becoming standard with some of the world’s leading companies. Here are a few ESG reports from leading companies, broken down for you, and a few internationally recognized reporting standards that many adhere to.
Finding the Right Fit: Company & Nonprofit Partnerships
Can corporations find the right fit for nonprofit partnerships? And if so, then how? First and foremost, you must remember that nonprofit partnerships are a two-way street. Companies want to find amazing nonprofit partners just as much as nonprofits want to find them. And the best way to do that is to find a partnership that fits.
How Corporate Giving Programs Impact Stakeholders
Corporate giving programs are being offered by more and more companies. One of the reasons they’re so popular is because of the positive impacts they offer.
How to Make Sure You’re not Donating to a Hate Group
One of the most common hesitations heard from employees who are approached to sign up for a match giving program is a lack of confidence in where your donors’ dollars are really going. There are over 700 hate groups in the United States today. Vetting nonprofits is typically left up to the experts at SPLC/ The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that monitors hate groups and extremists throughout the United States and exposes their activity.
Giving Madness with Creator, Rachel Klausner: The Evolution of Giving Madness and the Pilot Launch Results
Tune in for an exclusive deep dive into all things Giving Madness with founder, Rachel Klausner, interviewed by Millie team member, Stacy Schmitz. In this episode Rachel talks the origin of Giving Madness, the purpose behind gamified giving, and the amazing results seen since the pilot launch in March of 2022. With customer testimonials, Rachel’s journey on a collab sprint with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, interesting results from a tech error and some impactful “aha” moments, you will not want to miss this episode!
Coffee with Kaanji: Head of Diversity & Inclusion + Social Impact at Next Insurance
In the latest episode of “Changemakers from Within,” Rachel sits down with Kaanji Irby, an inspirational, amazing human and podcast extraordinaire. Kaanji is Head of DI and Social Impact at Next Insurance and cohost of the “Motherhood in Black and White” podcast. She defines “pivot” with her many paths that have led her to social impact. After her experience in teaching, flight attendant, then law school, she co-founded a nonprofit. She was approached to spearhead a social impact program for Next Insurance, a company whos’ mission is to help small businesses thrive by providing insurance for entrepreneurs. She provides a unique perspective to social impact with her legal expertise as well as her well-rounded background and most importantly, her heart. An impact story you won’t want to miss!
