For the 2015 Millennial Impact Report, we studied the relationships between Millennial employees and their managers as well as how those relationships influence engagement in company-sponsored cause work.
Through this year's research, we've developed greater insight into the preferences of Millennials and managers when it comes to volunteering, donating and participating in cause work through their company. We've organized our findings and the following key statistics into three sections: Give, Serve and Inspire. Give includes attitudes and preferences for making charitable donations through formal workplace giving campaigns and similar donation drives. Serve deals with employee volunteerism, including employee preferences, managerial attitudes and examples of company volunteer actions. Finally, Inspire explores the relationships that influence employees and managers to volunteer and donate through company cause work.
- 84% of Millennial employees made a charitable donation in 2014.
- 48% of Millennials have donated to a giving campaign promoted by their employer at some point in their lives.
- 31% of Millennial employees who donated through a company-sponsored giving campaign said their employer offered to match at least a portion of their donation.
- 92% of managers made a charitable donation in 2014.
- 65% of managers donated through a company-sponsored giving campaign in 2014.
- 76% of Millennial employees spent at least an hour volunteering in 2014.
- 46% of Millennial employees are more likely to make a donation if a coworker asks them to.
- 44% of Millennial employees were more likely to volunteer if their supervisor participated.
- 65% of Millennial employees were more likely to volunteer if their coworkers participated.
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