Payroll giving is the most tax-efficient way to support charities, providing them with a steady stream of income even during challenging times. GivingForce can help you launch or transform payroll giving at your company. Join us for a 30 minute demonstration webinar presented by Terence Webb, New Business Consultant at GivingForce to learn more about GivingForce Payroll Giving solutions in a live demonstration. #PayrollGivingMonth2023

Payroll giving is the most tax-efficient way to support charities, providing them with a steady stream of income even during challenging times. GivingForce can help you launch or transform payroll giving at your company. Join us for a 30 minute demonstration webinar presented by Terence Webb, New Business Consultant at GivingForce to learn more about GivingForce Payroll Giving solutions in a live demonstration. #PayrollGivingMonth2023

ESG commitments and impacts are featuring in many of the business headlines this year. One of the challenges many companies and enterprises face is how to elevate and integrate their existing CSR programmes into the ESG agenda and accurately report on their impact and value to the company, investors and other stakeholders. Join us for this free event as we take a look at how some companies have started to integrate their ESG reporting into their core financial reporting.

Our first GivingForum North was held at Yorkshire Building Society on the 10th September in Leeds. We were fortunate enough to be joined by many senior CSR professionals from all over the North of England, ranging from Scotland, Leeds, Newcastle and more. They were all very much excited to be at the launch of GivingForum North, as well to be part of an event that would be discussing a very current topic of a Shared Value Approach and its impact on CSR.

On the 13th May 2019, senior Corporate Social Responsibility professionals gathered at Barclays in Canary Wharf for a thought-provoking GivingForum on the topic of: Managing Social impact in a Changing Workplace. To begin with, Ejaz, the CEO of GivingForce, warmly welcomed everyone to the event, shortly followed by welcoming remarks from Kinga Lodge, from Barclays. Then followed lively presentations and audience feedback sessions on key topics.

The latest GivingForum event was held on the 21th May 2018, where senior Corporate Responsibility professionals gathered at RBS – Bishopsgate, to discuss ideas about gamification and its possible significance to CSR and CSR strategy. The event began with opening remarks from Michael Duncan (RBS) and a presentation from Caroline Edwards (RBS) on the way RBS’ MoneySense programme in schools has taught children and young people about valuable information regarding their finances and how to handle them effectively for their future.

The latest GivingForum event was held on the 7th February 2018, where senior Corporate Responsibility professionals gathered at Barclays’ offices in Canary Wharf to discuss the challenges and successes of employee volunteering and share best practice. The event began with a presentation by Natalie Tucker (Three Hands) and Andrea Barrett (Centrica) who spoke about research recently completed by Three Hands on charities’ experiences of employee volunteering. Natalie and Andrea presented key highlights, reflections, and recommendations from their report.

The 18th September 2017 marked the latest GivingForum event, where senior Corporate Responsibility professionals gathered at Estée Lauder Companies’ offices in London to discuss the challenges of measuring impact in CSR. The event began with a presentation from Guy Battle, CEO of The Social Value Portal. Guy’s talk focused on two big changes: the introduction of The Social Value Act, 2012 and the upcoming removal of local government grants.

We were really pleased with the response to our first GivingForum when CSR professionals from 20 different organisations came along to our discussion at RBS. Our discussion was broken down into three topics: Engagement, Measurement and Impact. We allowed the room to debate over the topics whilst providing a structure of questions.