Visit.org

03/06/2025

During ’s Global Month of Volunteering, powered by Visit.org, employees around the world are making an impact. In 📍Bucharest, 📍Madrid, 📍Alexandria, 📍Coventry, and wherever Amazonians are, the result of their volunteering remains the same: communities — and teams — are made stronger through empathy, action, and connection.

15/05/2025

We’ve arrived at !

The Visit.org team is on the ground and ready to have meaningful conversations, make new connections, and celebrate the incredible people behind purpose-driven work.

If you’re here too, come say hi — we’d love to meet you!

Or connect with us on LinkedIn (link in bio):
🌟 Michal Alter – CEO & Co-Founder
🌟 Allison Manor – VP of Content
🌟 Thi Nguyen – Assistant Director of Event Operations
🌟 Mira Shemtov – Senior Enterprise Account Executive
🌟 Tiffany Thurmond – Senior Customer Success Manager

Benevity

15/04/2025

This , we’re celebrating how small actions can lead to big change.

To kick off the month, the Visit.org team spent their social impact time off, or , with the . Together we upcycled old t-shirts into reusable totes (check out Monica using hers out in the wild).

As we crafted bags and shared stories across time zones, we were reminded that:
🌱 Volunteering doesn’t have to be complicated to be meaningful
🐈 A leftover scrap of fabric can become a cat bandana (special shout out to Gretel’s gorgeous cat, Nina!)
🔗 Even virtual experiences can spark connection and purpose

More than just a craft project – this experience was about coming together to .

Looking to bring purpose-driven experiences to your team? We’d love to help.

10/04/2025

That's a wrap on the YourCause Corporate Social Impact Summit!
From meaningful conversations to hands-on moments of impact, our team was proud to be part of an event rooted in purpose. 💜
Whether you joined us at the booth, assembled toys for rescue dogs, or stopped by to chat - we’re grateful for every conversation.
Thank you to everyone who connected with us, and to the YourCause team for hosting such an energizing and inspiring event.
Until next time!

07/04/2025

Magdalena packs everything she owns into the cloth bag her family usually takes to the market. She takes a deep breath, trying not to cry. As she slowly exhales, she focuses on folding her few clothes and carefully placing them in the sack. She makes room for a couple of special keepsakes and a toy or two for her younger siblings.

It’s a warm Wednesday, one of the first days that truly feels like summer. But for Magdalena, a dark cloud hangs over this moment. Today, she is leaving the only home she has ever known. She follows her parents and neighbors to the edge of their tiny island, Gardi Sugdub, and crosses the water into the unknown.

Magdalena’s story is one of many. Gardi Sugdub, an island in Panama, is on the frontlines of climate change. Rising sea levels and frequent flooding have made life there impossible for the Indigenous community. Families are leaving in large numbers, relocating to a new mainland settlement called Isber Yala.

Isber Yala is one of Latin America’s first climate migrant communities, giving families a chance to rebuild their future. Alongside other urgent needs, education has become a key priority for survival and long-term success in this new chapter. That’s why the community is working with the government, nonprofits, and corporate volunteers - like employees from LexisNexis Risk Solutions - to strengthen education as a foundation for community resilience.

Risk employees supported this priority during the recent LexisNexis LATAM Annual Sales Conference. They came together to pack backpacks filled with school supplies. In doing so, they gave 650 children - kids like Magdalena, who have left behind everything they knew - something of their own. A small but powerful tool to help them learn, grow, and create a new future.

But the impact didn’t stop there. Inspired by their experience, volunteers decided to go further. They donated and packed 180 sustainable menstrual health kits for girls in the community. These kits help ensure that no girl has to miss school because of a lack of hygiene products. A small act with a big impact - paving the way for education, opportunity, and a stronger future for everyone.

02/04/2025

Myanmar needs your help. 🧡 Following a devastating earthquake, local nonprofits are working around the clock to deliver urgent medical aid and disaster relief to communities in crisis.

Our team is committed to finding and partnering with trusted organizations on the ground, ensuring your donations reach those who need them most. We're proud to work alongside groups that step up in moments like these – showing unwavering dedication, even under the most challenging conditions.

Here are nonprofits doing work on the ground right now. If you're looking for a way to help, start here:

- Crossroads Foundation Hong Kong – Providing emergency support through local frontline partners >> https://crossroads-foundation.formstack.com/forms/donation_form_disaster

- World Vision – Coordinating large-scale disaster relief across the region, with a focus on protecting vulnerable children and families >> https://www.worldvision.org/

31/03/2025

As we wrap up and , we’d like to highlight one of our favorite days in March: representing the social impact sector at an International Women's Day event alongside leaders from Salesforce, Time, and Chief.

Pictured here, CEO Michal Alter and Strategic Account Executive Bri Beaudoin are part of the women-led team driving Visit.org’s impact - on IWD, B Corp Month, and every day.

28/03/2025

Years before “purpose-driven business” became a buzzword, Visit.org CEO Michal Alter was already challenging the traditional corporate volunteering model.

In this interview, she breaks down the key distinction between volunteering and social impact experiences - and why that shift matters for companies, employees, and nonprofits alike.

It’s a powerful explainer on how mutual value, community leadership, and real impact can redefine the way we think about CSR.

Read more >> https://www.visit.org/post/difference-between-volunteering-social-impact-experiences

28/03/2025

CSR and social impact leaders - heading to Dallas for the YourCause Corporate Social Impact Summit? We’d love to connect!

📍 Swing by our booth to chat about scaling high-quality social impact programming across every team, region, and budget.
☕ Join us for a hands-on volunteer experience during breakfast on April 9 (8–9 AM), supporting a local Dallas nonprofit.
Want to connect 1:1? DM us - or just come say hi!

21/03/2025

"I know we're making an impact, but I just can't show it" - That’s what one CSR leader told us recently.

Their team was running amazing volunteering experiences, but when it came time to report on impact? It was a mess of spreadsheets, scattered emails, and self-reported hours (or lack thereof). And when leadership asked for numbers, she was left scrambling.

We hear this story all the time - so we built a better way. 🚀

With our platform, CSR teams can:
✅ Automatically track registrations and participation
✅ Ensure every volunteer hour is logged - no chasing or guesswork
✅ Export clean, reliable reports that speak for themselves

No more scattered data. No more manual tracking. Just clear, measurable impact.

Curious how it works? Let’s talk >> www.visit.org

20/03/2025

Best-in-class experiences don’t happen by chance - one key element for success is the energy, warmth, and dedication of our incredible hosts! 🚀

Recently, several hosts have gone above and beyond to create meaningful connections, foster engagement, and inspire action. Their passion transforms every experience into an opportunity for learning, growth, and lasting impact - for our corporate partners, their employees, and the nonprofits we proudly collaborate with.

A huge thank you to Angela, Geri and Charity for bringing your hearts and souls into every experience you lead! Your dedication makes all the difference. 💙

17/03/2025

How are companies using technology to scale corporate social impact?
In this conversation, Visit.org CEO & Co-Founder Michal Alter shares how businesses can turn purpose into action, leveraging technology to create meaningful social impact at scale.
From bridging the gap between the corporate and nonprofit worlds to designing seamless, high-impact experiences for employees, Michal dives into what’s next for CSR and how innovation is shaping the future of purpose-driven business.

Watch the full interview with Allié McGuire to hear how technology is transforming corporate social responsibility >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxNb_r9kAUA

At the crossroads of technology and social impact, Michal Alter has built a platform that redefines corporate social responsibility. As the co-founder and CE...