Your Employer Could Multiply Your Impact
Many employers support the causes their employees care about through matching gifts, volunteer grants, payroll giving, and other workplace programs. Your support for Pathways may be eligible to go even further.
A few minutes could help turn one act of generosity into even greater community impact.
Check Your EmployerDoes Your Employer Match Gifts?
Thousands of companies offer programs that match employee charitable donations or provide support for employee volunteer service. Search for your employer below to learn whether your workplace may offer matching gifts, volunteer grants, paid volunteer time, payroll giving, or other charitable benefits.
Employer search integration is being prepared. Please check with your Human Resources or Benefits team to learn whether your company offers charitable matching or workplace giving programs.
Three Simple Steps to Multiply Your Impact
Give
Make your contribution to Pathways Community Outreach Foundation through our regular giving process.
Search
Search for your employer or contact your Human Resources or Benefits team to learn whether your company offers a matching gift or workplace giving program.
Multiply Your Impact
Follow your employer's instructions to submit your request. If your contribution or volunteer service is eligible, your employer may provide additional support to Pathways.
Your Workplace May Support More Than Donations
Employer giving programs can take several forms. Depending on your workplace, your support for Pathways may be eligible for additional benefits beyond a traditional donation match.
Matching Gifts
Some employers match charitable contributions made by their employees, helping increase the value of an individual gift.
Volunteer Grants
Some companies provide charitable grants to nonprofit organizations where their employees volunteer their time.
Volunteer Time Off
Some employers provide paid or designated time for employees to volunteer with eligible nonprofit organizations.
Payroll Giving
Some workplaces allow employees to make recurring charitable contributions directly through payroll or workplace giving campaigns.
Pathways Organization Information
Your employer may request basic information about Pathways when processing a matching gift, volunteer grant, or other workplace giving request.
Ask Your HR or Benefits Team
If you are unsure whether your employer participates in workplace giving, contact your Human Resources, Benefits, Corporate Social Responsibility, or Community Engagement team.
Employees may ask about:
- Matching gifts
- Volunteer grants
- Volunteer Time Off
- Payroll giving
- Employee giving campaigns
- Corporate community-service programs
Even if your employer does not appear in an employer-search database, it may still offer a local or internal community giving program.
Your Time May Create Additional Impact
If you volunteer with Pathways, your employer may offer programs that recognize or support employee community service.
Some employers provide volunteer grants based on hours served, designated volunteer days, or other community engagement benefits.
Explore Volunteer OpportunitiesLooking for a Broader Partnership?
Employers and organizations interested in supporting Pathways beyond individual employee giving can explore opportunities for community partnerships, volunteer engagement, sponsorship, resource support, and mission-aligned collaboration.
Explore Community PartnershipsWorkplace Giving Questions
A matching gift is a charitable contribution an employer may make in response to an eligible donation made by one of its employees. Eligibility, matching amounts, deadlines, and requirements vary by employer.
No. Workplace giving programs vary by employer. Check your company's Human Resources, Benefits, or community engagement resources for current program information.
Some employers provide volunteer grants, paid volunteer time, or other benefits connected to employee community service. Program requirements vary by employer.
Your employer will provide its own process. This may involve an online benefits portal, matching-gift platform, Human Resources department, or other internal system.
Employers commonly request the organization's legal name, EIN, website, contact information, and nonprofit status. The information currently available for Pathways is listed above.
Pathways Community Outreach Foundation, Inc. currently has a 501(c)(3) application pending approval. This page will be updated when the organization's IRS determination is finalized.
One Gift. One Hour. Greater Impact.
Workplace giving can help extend the impact of generosity, volunteer service, and community partnership. Check with your employer to see whether your support for Pathways may qualify for additional workplace benefits.