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Project V is a structured corporate volunteering programme to encourage sustainable volunteering at scale among businesses, in partnership with community organisations.A collaboration between the National Council of Social Service (NCSS) and National Volunteer &amp; Philanthropy Centre (NVPC), it is designed to drive change in corporate volunteerism, including increasing the regularity and sustainability of volunteering efforts. &nbsp;Through this programme, you will be able to boost your employee participation rates and strengthen your commitment to provide direct support to the community/beneficiaries.&nbsp;

Project V

Project V was piloted in 2023 to examine factors that contribute to the success of corporate volunteerism initiatives. Under the pilot, more than 6,100 volunteering hours were contributed by over 1,900 volunteers from 11 participating corporate organisations and 3 public service agencies, benefitting 17 social service agencies.The pilot was concluded at the State of Play as part of the City of Good Summit 2024, with a sharing of the preliminary findings by EY Singapore.&nbsp;

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16 success factors were identified that enable companies to volunteer regularly, sustainably, and at scale. These can help you enhance your volunteer engagement efforts, drive social change, and foster a more inclusive and compassionate society, no matter where your organisation is in its volunteering journey.

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<h1 style="text-align:center;">Project V 2024</h1>&nbsp;Project V returned in 2024 for its second edition, with 26 corporate-community partner pairs having joined the programme.&nbsp;Among these are companies that are continuing with their partnership established during the Pilot, with some of them even deepening their Project V participation by expanding the scope of their existing partnerships or taking on multiple partnerships.&nbsp;

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<h1 style="text-align:center;">Key Features of Project V&nbsp;</h1>&nbsp;

Companies will be able to develop sustainable volunteerism through a guided approach. This will strengthen your operational structure when engaging employees for volunteerism. 

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Through curation by NCSS, companies will be able to connect with community partners for volunteering opportunities that meet national outcomes and respond to community needs. 

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Project V serves as a platform for knowledge exchange with like-minded organisations. You would be able to learn valuable insights to enhance your impact journey.  

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Gain exposure in the eyes of the public and your employees when you do good, as inspiring stories of supporting the community.  

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<h1 style="text-align:center;">Programme Timeline</h1>&nbsp;<ul><li>Apr – May 2024: Exploratory meetings and matching between corporates &amp; community partners &nbsp;</li><li>Jun 2024: Start volunteering</li><li>Nov – Dec 2024: Wrap up volunteering journey</li><li>Jan – Feb 2025: Conclude with report and review</li></ul>