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Corporate Volunteerism Corporate volunteerism focuses on team building amongst employees participating in our group volunteer programs. The aim of corporate volunteer programs is to strengthen group performance at work through corporate team building activities and exercises, with employees working together to achieve a common goal, as a team. A company participating in one of our corporate volunteerism programs offers its employees a shared experience which helps to bring the team together and place focus on working together effectively to achieve the goals of a suitable group volunteer program, as a team. Back to basics – corporate volunteerism, team building and supporting local conservation and community development initiatives is a very real way of putting things in perspective for staff members and management alike. Corporate Team Building with African Impact Through experience with previous corporate volunteer groups hosted by African Impact, we have seen that there is no better form of corporate team building than volunteering and giving together. We involve your staff members in our local group volunteer programs and offer them the opportunity to make a difference in the communities involved, whether it’s in half a day or a month. You are welcome to contact us at African Impact for more information on corporate volunteerism, or our corporate team building programs. Traveling together at discounted ‘Mates Rates’ For more information on discounted rates for group participation in any of our volunteer programs contact one of our destination managers. We invite you and your team of staff to be more than just tourists – to be travelers, humanitarians and conservationists working together to make a difference in Africa.     print this page | bookmark this page (CTRL-D) | send to a friend back to top