Volunteers are a lifeline for many nonprofits, helping fill resource gaps and extend an organization's capacity to fulfill its mission. But finding reliable, skilled volunteers is often easier said than done. One frequently overlooked source of support is right in your own community: local businesses with corporate volunteer programs. From group service events to skills-based contributions and financial giving, these programs can offer far more than a single day of help. The key is knowing how to find the right fit, set clear expectations, and cultivate partnerships that last.

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