Amplify your impact: 8 ways Global Impact helps charities grow workplace giving and unrestricted revenue
Nonprofits today are navigating seismic shifts in funding. Traditional revenue sources are harder to secure, unrestricted dollars are scarcer, and internal teams are stretched thin. At the same time, opportunities to grow through workplace giving, employee engagement, and corporate philanthropy have never been greater – if you know how to tap into them. That’s where […]
Rethinking workplace giving: How employee-centered strategies are shaping the future
The workplace giving landscape is evolving — and that’s a good thing. Companies are reimagining their strategies to align more closely with employee priorities, purpose-driven work, and community impact. At the same time, employees are looking for meaningful ways to connect with their colleagues and values at work. This shift creates an exciting opportunity: to design […]
The importance of the CFC today

Federal employees are drawn to their work by a strong sense of purpose — serving the country, making a better world, and contributing to a mission-centered workplace. Year after year, these ideals are reflected in the outpouring of generosity through the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC), whether giving, volunteering, or leading the campaign as managers and […]
Protected: Workplace giving in 2025: Strategies, trends, and tools to help charities thrive
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Mobilizing for impact when disaster strikes
In the wake of disaster, every effort shapes the path to recovery. Whether it’s a sudden earthquake or an ongoing humanitarian crisis, communities in need rely on coordinated responses to survive and rebuild. Around the world, these six nonprofits are providing life-changing support in places where traditional systems have collapsed, offering medical care, clean water, […]
What if the future of international development depends on you?
Global progress stands at a pivotal crossroads, as deep cuts to foreign aid and international funding threaten to unravel decades of development gains. Official development assistance is projected to fall by 9% to 17% in 2025, a potential loss of over $35 billion in vital funding. As international needs rise, essential programs that provide health […]
Fundraising in Turbulent Times: Diversifying Your Support
Fundraising can feel like an uphill battle even in the best periods, but when the economy shifts, donor behaviors change, or unforeseen global challenges arise, the pressure on nonprofits grows even heavier. That’s why diversifying your revenue streams amidst uncertain times is more than a best practice; it’s a lifeline for sustaining your mission. Interested […]
The smartest disaster prep you can do for your employees — and how we’re here to help
September is the beginning of the hurricane season in earnest and aptly named National Disaster Preparedness Month — a timely reminder that while we can’t always prevent disasters, we can prepare for them. Growing up in Florida, I witnessed firsthand how hurricanes consume every aspect of life. The moment the first hurricane is called for […]
Mission debrief: Operation Ignite Employee Giving
Folks, we’re declassifying this year’s mission briefing. For nearly 70 years, our covert and overt operations at Global Impact have been focused on executing our most critical assignment: uniting partners to inspire greater giving. 2025’s campaign status? Mission launched and accepted. At our recent Mission Impact: Igniting Employee Giving event, fellow campaign coordinators across public […]
Charting the Constellation of Advisors: Where Do Philanthropists Get Expert Advice?
This article was first published on Geneva Global. This paper, prepared by Geneva Global in collaboration with the Gates Foundation’s Philanthropic Partnerships team, examines how, when, and why high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth donors engage a constellation of advisors in their philanthropic journeys — and how those advisors engage and collaborate with one another. Focusing on the U.S. […]