- Topic 1: Does your company engage in corporate giving? If so, how do they manage it? #healthITchicks
- We're a small company with a small budget, so $ isn't always an option. We give back by sharing our time with local orgs! #HealthITChicks https://twitter.com/pivotpc/status/831927335347687424 …
- T1 I work for an awesome boss that lets each employee choose a cause they're passionate about for the co. to donate to #healthITchicks https://twitter.com/pivotpc/status/831927335347687424 …
- A2: Most companies I've worked for haven't had established corporate giving practices. #healthitchicks
- A1: However, two of the best that I worked for did have employee led volunteer groups and fundraising. #healthitchicks
- We're hosting our 1st annual volunteer fair @PattyLDickerson. Invited non-profits to come share their missions #healthITchicks @modmed
- T1: My employer has been doing the same foundation for decades. Always great stories to read about. http://bit.ly/2fZMOcv #HealthITChicks
- Topic 1: @modmed addresses it many different ways. Every employee has 1 paid day off to volunteer. #HealthITChicks
- We do! Our surveys for the annual #healthIT market report: we donate $1 per response. Better than a drawing for a big prize. #healthITchicks
- #healthitchicks We do! Start with our team and their priorities - could be kids' school fundraisers, causes near/dear to them, and community
- T1 #HealthITChicks maybe not corp giving in the traditional sense, but our products (HL7 standards) are free for anyone!
- T1: I’m fortunate to get a 4-6 sabbatical every 6-7 years, but we give %25 of that time to some great charity groups #HealthITChicks @Cerner
- @JennDennard #HealthITChicks T1: Pfizer had corporate giving while I was there - matching programs, volunteer competitions, comm engagement
- T1 Previous employer championed the drive for Autism each yr which was also driven by employee impact (a great motivator!) #healthITchicks
- #healthitchicks T1: We also participate in industry working groups...give our time & talent (at least our voices) to contribute in industry.
- Topic 1: @GetReal_Health supports community work - mission trips; sponsor little league teams; donate to local school #HealthITChicks
- Freelancer here. Still give time or discounts to charities when feasible. Harder for self employed. #healthITchicks
A1 being small (but mighty!) organization, big $ not always possible. We support #WestieRescue through volunteering #HealthITChicks pic.twitter.com/CDsCxUM6J1- #HealthITChicks would love to start something new where corporate giving is part of the business model
- T1 @CioxHealth we support American Heart Association as part of a National Heart Walk Team #healthitchicks
- Topic 2: What is a memorable example of an organization giving back? #healthITchicks
- @JennDennard #HealthITChicks ergo my mention of B-Corps: combining for profit with social responsibility eg @TOMSshoes
- T2 The #healthITchicks annual Holiday Giving campaign comes to mind :) https://twitter.com/pivotpc/status/831929861581242368 …
- Memorable examples ... well, I can't thank y'all enough for helping #healthITchicks raise $3.5k for @GirlsWhoCode
- T2: We encourage our team to write a blog after Volunteer Day Off. Good PR @modmed & charity, shows good people. #HealthITChicks
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