Strategy and implementation
Corporate volunteering
Yes, but strategically

These are some of the companies for which we have designed strategic actions:





































Why is corporate volunteering optimal?
Corporate volunteering is an ideal human resources management strategy for companies as a driver of motivation, involvement and happiness. Thanks to a shared effort, organizations and employees improve the living conditions of the communities in which they are present and promote a more sustainable environment.
Volunteering
Your employees are involved in transformative activities and represent the best emblem of your company’s
commitment to society.
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Multiplier benefits
Well defined and implemented, a strategic corporate volunteering programme is a factor of competitiveness and innovation.
Increases motivation and commitment
Awaken loyalty to your company
Increases empathy for the environment
Perception of responsible
business
Promotes internal communication
Removes barriers between departments
Own projects
Tailor-made solutions
We are professionals specialised in designing tailor-made plans. At Volies we help you design a corporate volunteering and social transformation strategy based on your values, concerns and connections. We accompany you in the implementation of the project, volunteer management, coordination of activities, specific training, surveys and closing reports.

Quantifying the impact of your corporate volunteering
We select and adapt the most suitable measuring system
We apply modern statistical
We identify causal relationships between different
Sectoral analysis
By means of studies from different approaches, we make your initiatives more strategic. Knowledge and its analysis helps us to combine the needs on which to focus: those of your environment, those most closely linked to your business profile, those that most motivate your employees… Also to better understand the problems and how you are acting to solve them.
At Volies we analyse the situation of the different corporate volunteering programmes of the main Spanish companies. The aim is to understand where they are at the moment and where they should direct their programmes. In addition, through these analyses we aim to understand the vision of the employees and take it into account for the future.
The study methodology
Interviews with relevant people in the company
A cohort of people considered key for their position, relevance and vision within the company, from different areas and environments, with and without experience in corporate volunteering, is proposed.
Survey 1
A separate survey is sent to employees. This survey has a differentiated part::
a. For the volunteers of the Programme: we want to understand their perception and satisfaction with the programme and areas for improvement.
b. For non-volunteers or those who have not participated for a long time: the aim is to understand why they have not participated, the barriers and limitations that exist.
Survey 2
This survey addresses the forms of collaboration with the programme, priority areas for employees, etc.
Focus group
A focus group is developed with participants who are active in the programmes and employees who are not. The objective is to contrast the data obtained in the survey and to obtain qualitative information from employees in relation to the programme.
Contrast with the programme
With the data obtained from both resources, a series of conclusions and recommendations are put forward and contrasted with the Volunteering Programme.
Benchmark and best practice analysis
of leading companies in volunteering in the sector and in general, in the country/region and internationally.

With all this information, Volies drew up a document of conclusions and recommendations, which responds to the demands and reflections of the volunteers.
We certify your results and improve your transparency

“For INECO, it is important that the certification is carried out by a specialised, independent entity with in-depth knowledge of corporate volunteering and social action, internationally recognised for its management of the Voluntare network. Its team carries out this service with a rigorous methodology, confirms the development of each activity, verifies the consistency of the data and collects documentary evidence from each collaborating entity. The whole process is carried out in an efficient and agile manner and concludes with a detailed report”.
África Jiménez Lacaci, Deputy Director of Institutional Relations and CSR at INECO.