Updated Sept. 24, 2020
As daily life and philanthropy around the world continue to evolve in response to COVID-19, Global Impact remains committed to the health and safety of our staff, partners and their loved ones. We are especially attuned to this unprecedented situation affecting our local communities, as well as the individuals at the heart of our mission – the world’s most vulnerable.
As our team works to support our partners across the nonprofit and private sectors, we have compiled information into one central location for easy access to the resources most relevant to your needs. Please don’t hesitate to reach out with questions or concerns – we are here to help you meet your objectives now and into the future.
Access the matrix and report >>
Global Impact, supported by KPMG LLP, has released new research, the "COVID-19 Regulatory and Response Matrix," and a summary report, which detail international giving in the time of COVID-19 through a centralized source of information on 138 countries and territories across the globe.
Take a deeper look at this matrix through our COVID-19 international giving guide blog series:
- Part one: Regulatory requirements by country
- Part two: Emergency status and charitable designations
- Part three: Relief financing
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Global Impact’s Charity Alliance partners are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic around the world.
Response efforts include mitigating and treating the disease among vulnerable communities; delivering medical supplies such as face masks, hand sanitizer and gloves to health care workers; providing infectious disease training; assisting businesses with containment and continuity strategies; and more. -
As we're confronted with new challenges like hurricane season, it's more important than ever to ensure that everyone around the world has the resources they need to fight COVID-19. Give to the Coronavirus Outbreak Fund today and help advance relief and recovery efforts for those impacted. Funding will support both nonprofits that are providing critical relief, and those that are continuing vital services in the midst of this pandemic.
Resources
Corporate
- TOOLKIT | Tools to help take you workplace giving campaign virtual
- BLOG | Preventing the next global pandemic
- BLOG SERIES | Inside running a successful virtual workplace giving campaign
- BLOG | How your company can respond
- BLOG | What you need to know about Employee Assistance Programs
- BLOG | Virtual campaigns and employee giving
- WEBINAR | Engaging employees
- TOOLKIT | Boost employee engagement
- WEBINAR | Launching an Employee Assistance Program
- FUND | Adopt the Coronavirus Outbreak Fund
Nonprofit
- BLOG | Communication tips for a powerful and thoughtful campaign
- BLOG | Global Impact President & CEO Scott Jackson on the future of philanthropy
- BLOG | Health Volunteers Overseas’ Founder & CEO Nancy Kelly on the evolution of global health
- WEBINAR | Action Against Hunger's response
- PODCAST | Scott Jackson on leading a nonprofit during a pandemic
Other resources
- BLOG | How your response can enhance your company’s journey
- BLOG | Engage with your employees virtually
- WEBINAR | Strategic globalization and its impact on human needs
- INTERVIEW | Scott Jackson on refocusing work during COVID-19
- PODCAST | Scott Jackson discusses the three parts of the COVID-19 lens
- BLOG | Fundraising success during and after the pandemic
- BLOG | How to navigate the new legislation and tax guidance
- BLOG – GENEVA GLOBAL | Doug Balfour on what a co-creative response looks like
- INTERVIEW | KPMG's Anita Whitehead's interview with Global Impact President & CEO Scott Jackson
- BLOG | Leadership during uncertain times
- BLOG – GENEVA GLOBAL | Nathaniel Heller on how to approach the pandemic
- BLOG | How to strengthen your response efforts
Global Impact's Operational Response
For the health of our employees and as part of our efforts to minimize community spread, Global Impact has limited business travel and our offices closed beginning March 13. All staff will telework until further notice. Fortunately, we are well positioned to continue our services virtually and do not expect any major disruptions to our work. Other implications are as follows:
- While we enjoy hosting our partners and opening our office space for use, we will temporarily refrain from this practice.
- Staff will communicate with their respective partner contacts to transfer in-person meetings to a virtual forum and we encourage our partners to do the same.
- Contingencies are in place to send and receive business mail and packages.
Due to the fluctuating nature of this situation, we will continue to monitor and adjust operational procedures as needed.
