Handbooks
Handbooks
Setting up a Big Impact Hour
Create a culture of making time to give back to the local & global community.
Doing good is a must — and a Big Impact Hour is the perfect way to include bite-sized good acts in your work week.
Learn how to set aside time for your teams to do good, together (even if they’re miles apart!)
Whether you have a volunteering policy in place or not, sometimes teams need reminding that you really do want them to take some time out of their working week to look after their own wellbeing and give back by volunteering.
By setting up a Big Impact Hour, you can be sure to see a huge uptick in volunteering actions being completed. This handbook will show you how it's done...
How to set up the perfect Big Impact Hour
Duration
We encourage our partners to set up their Big Impact Hour on the third Wednesday of every month so we can track how much impact is made in one day. Together, we're on the way to making the world a better place!
If the third Wednesday of the month doesn't work for you, simply pick a time, length and frequency that works best for your team.
Flexibility
An open policy lets your team volunteer when it suits them and is great for teams with flexible schedules.
This supports a strong culture of trust and gives individuals and teams ownership over their volunteering efforts.
Senior Leadership Support
If you want your Big Impact Hour to be a success, then it makes sense that the ‘voice’ of wellbeing runs through your company, from the top down.
Get your execs completing a volunteering Mission and sharing their experience with the team.
Celebrate & Share
Sharing experiences and images helps build a collective sense of purpose and feel-good vibes within your team. Shouting about all the good you do externally is a great way to show off to your clients and competitors too!
Sharing experiences and images helps build a collective sense of purpose and feel-good vibes within your team. Shouting about all the good you do externally is a great way to show off to your clients and competitors too!
30%
Wellbeing programs that have exec involvement have around a 30% higher engagement rate than those that don't.