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Deed is humbled and thrilled to support Neiman Marcus Group, helping thousands of their great team members to “Be All Heart.” That includes folks working at their desks, on the sales floor, and behind the register. NMG is building community around a shared sense of purpose through giving and volunteering. Together we’re using technology for good. #BeAllHeart

A volunteer ambassador program is a great way to empower employees to engage in social impact. Zuora, a recurring winner of multiple awards for Best Place to Work, channels the energy of their global workforce by asking our volunteer ambassadors to plan events in their market/community. Learn more about the great work that Zuora is doing with Deed here: https://lnkd.in/gF4HCPns

💡 Did you know - Deed and Goodera have an integration to make volunteering through Deed even easier! Admins are able to streamline Goodera volunteer event management, including event sourcing, check-in, promotions, data collection, and reporting - all from Deed. Learn more about this integration and the many other ways that Deed makes doing good deeds more fun and engaging for employees - and easy to manage for admins: https://lnkd.in/gfjgrj3J

Disaster relief is more than a moment—it’s a movement. When disaster strikes, organizations step up fast. But what happens when media coverage fades? Recovery can take years, yet long-term support is often lacking. Join us for Beyond the Crisis: Supporting Disaster Relief from Response to Recovery, in which Michael Budwig and Chloe Smith from Deed will share strategies for ensuring your company’s disaster relief efforts have lasting impact. 📅 Date & Time: Wednesday, March 5 at 2 PM ET 🎙️ Featuring: Michael Budwig, VP of Giving & Nonprofit Innovation at Deed and Chloe Smith, Nonprofit Success Manager at Deed Register now and to get the recording > https://lnkd.in/gA-7_Y6Y

Join Deed at Goodera's Global Volunteering Summit for Deed’s breakout session: Meaningful Disaster Response! Michael Budwig & Heba Rahman will share how companies can quickly mobilize employees for donations and volunteering—driving both immediate relief and long-term impact. Attending? Let's connect. Can't attend? We would be happy to share key insights. https://lnkd.in/gfjgrj3J

Will we see you at the Goodera Volunteering Summit this week? Deed's CEO Deevee Kashi, as well as Christine Tringale, Russell Lowe, Michael Budwig, and Chad Haertling will all be there. Let us know if you will be there too - we would love to say hi! https://lnkd.in/gmzFd2Nr

How can CSR and social impact admins use data to to evolve and amplify their impact programs and initiatives? Ripple has leveraged Deed’s real-time dashboards and custom reporting to gain authentic insight into what inspires its employees. Jonathan Perri, Senior Manager of Global Social Impact at Ripple, says: “The data shows me what's working and what isn't and when we need to try something new to stay on track. “We have ambitious goals for participation in our impact program this year and we need to reach milestones each quarter.” Read more about how Ripple uses Deed's data tools and other features to empower employee engagement in impact efforts: https://lnkd.in/eFWcTccf

Today we are highlighting another one of our nonprofit partners, Operation Homefront. Operation Homefront is committed to supporting the well-being and resilience of military families, providing them with the resources they need to thrive. In partnership with Deed, Operation Homefront has been able to share their volunteer opportunities and fundraisers with our community. Read our interview with the Vice President of Integrated Public Relations at Operation Homefront to learn more, including how your organization can support this amazing organization! https://lnkd.in/gKZ339wi

Although the wildfires in Los Angeles have been contained, long-term recovery efforts remain crucial. We urge all of our partners to continue their support for these efforts, working alongside Deed as the relief initiatives move beyond their initial response phase. For more information on ways to help, check out Deed’s Los Angeles County wildfires disaster relief resources page (https://lnkd.in/gqyE6q23) 1️⃣ Donate to organizations dedicated to long-term recovery. It’s essential that responders provide the community with what it truly needs, rather than what might be assumed. We recommend donating to the organizations listed below or organizing a fundraiser for your employees to back the ongoing recovery efforts these groups are leading. 💜 The California Community Foundation has already distributed over $30,000,000 in donations to residents, organizations and programs throughout the Los Angeles community. You can find their Deed profile here: https://lnkd.in/gwQzFx9H . 💜 The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank is continuing to provide direct relief for those displaced and in need in the Los Angeles community. Foodbanks are an essential part of long-term recovery. You can find their Deed profile here: https://lnkd.in/gWnEn3uP. You can donate to these organizations and more through Deed’s Wildfire Disaster Relief Campaign (https://lnkd.in/gk6bYPfc) 2️⃣ Volunteer in-person or virtually with organizations still in need of support. As relief efforts transition from immediate response to long-term rebuilding, the demand for volunteers continues to grow. We previously shared Volunteer Collective’s list of opportunities and encourage you and your teams to continue offering your time and resources to these efforts. 🫶 The recovery process in Los Angeles is far from over. We invite you to join Deed in continuing to support those impacted by the wildfires.

An intuitive workplace giving platform is ESSENTIAL in order for employees to be excited about and engaged in donations and volunteering opportunities. Many companies switch to Deed for exactly this reason! A social impact manager at Instacart says, "Honestly, one of the reasons that we transitioned was just that employees did not find [our old provider] intuitive." Learn more about why Instacart switched to Deed here: https://lnkd.in/gvqpH2c8