Connect your employees with causes that matter. In-person, virtual or skills-based.
Corporate volunteering is a CSR program in which a company allows or encourages employees to dedicate time to social causes, either during or outside working hours. It can be in-person, virtual or skills-based. Maat Impact lets you manage the full cycle: recruitment, scheduling, attendance via QR, hours tracking and impact measurement aligned with the SDGs. Includes a network of verified NGOs and ESG reports compatible with CSRD and ESRS.
+50K
Hours logged
+5K
Active volunteers
+200
Projects completed
95%
Satisfaction
Choose the one that best fits your organization and employees
Direct community impact
On-site volunteering days with local NGOs. Team building activities that generate real impact.
Flexibility without borders
Support social causes from anywhere. Perfect for remote or hybrid teams.
Your skills for social good
Pro-bono consulting where employees use their professional skills to help NGOs.
Everything you need to manage your volunteering program
Visual calendar to create and manage volunteering events with dates, times and capacity limits.
Organize groups by department, location or interests. Facilitate participation and coordination.
Monitor attendance, completed hours and initiative progress with updated dashboards.
Gamification with points, levels and badges that motivate ongoing participation.
Link each activity to Sustainable Development Goals and generate automatic metrics.
Connect your company with the most relevant NGOs based on sector, location and interests.
Intuitive dashboard for administrators and mobile app for employees.

Positive impact for companies, employees and communities
Understand how compensation works in corporate volunteering programs
Corporate volunteering is an altruistic and unpaid activity. Employees participate freely without receiving additional financial compensation.
Many companies allow volunteering during working hours. In this case, employees keep their regular salary — it is not extra pay, but company time allocated to social causes.
Although there is no financial payment, volunteers may receive benefits such as transportation, meals, participation certificates and professional recognition.
The 2015 Volunteering Act establishes that volunteering is a free, unpaid and supportive activity. Volunteers have rights such as accident coverage and training.
Questions about corporate volunteering
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