How much of your work time do you spend doing pro-bono work? (unpaid work for a good or charitable cause)

Answer: 11% to 20%
Explanation: It is a great way to develop trusted relationships and referrals.

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: We believe in giving back to the community.

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: Not sure if speaking engagements count as pro-bono work, but I conduct home insurance classes for first-time home buyers for a non-profit organization.

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: Most of the time it is a person who may have a question about life or health insurance but don't want to fill out a lot of forms just to get a few questions answered.

Answer: 31% to 40%
Explanation: We offer 2 clients on monthly basis free cleanings. Clients that are home bound, or have Cancer.

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: We help out various children's charities in painting and career readiness

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: There are always projects in need and we are here to help, and as our business grows, so is our community outreach. We support the community that supports us.

Answer: 1% to 5%
Explanation: 5%

Answer: 11% to 20%
Explanation: I sit on the board of directors (Chairwoman)for San Diego State Universities Lavin Entrepreneurship Center. The company supports 2 other local charities annually- mostly related to family health & wellbeing.

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: Pro-bono is a case by case basis by my decision.

Answer: 11% to 20%
Explanation: We participate with blood drives and wellness checks for homeless and low income residents.

Answer: 1% to 5%
Explanation: I help children and the homeless with organizing challenges.

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: We have volunteered our time and material to Downs Town, Green Oak Ranch, and Bread of Life in North County as a North Coaster.

Answer: 31% to 40%
Explanation: We do Donations every year and helping out as volunteers.

Answer: 11% to 20%
Explanation: I estimate low but much of my work day involves supporting a charity, cause or small business. This is the base for my "marketing". I truly care about others and when people see it they're more likely to refer to me.

Answer: 21% to 30%
Explanation: Do this for seniors and others unfortunate.

Answer: 1% to 5%
Explanation: Here's my philosophy about donating my work: If I call you Mom, Dad, brother, sister, or pastor, it's free....and I have a really big family. Therefore, all others pay full price. If you are looking for a mural as a fund-raiser for your charitable cause, I may be able to help in a way that raises money for you and is still profitable for me.

Answer: 11% to 20%
Explanation: We try to give back to the community as it's the community that keeps us in business.

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: We do help young adults in high school learn about technology

Answer: 11% to 20%
Explanation: I consider it marketing in many cases

Answer: None
Explanation: Just starting this business, so have not been approached to do pro-bono work yet.

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: It varies, last year we took a greater part of a month to chair a fund raising event while still working full time.

Answer: 11% to 20%
Explanation: I provide free analysis of any plan and provide the solutions available to them. I have access to nearly every carrier in Florida.

Answer: None
Explanation: I'd like to participate in such kind of event.

Answer: 11% to 20%
Explanation: We educate physicians, realtors and HVAC professionals. We sit on panels and answer as many questions as we can. We even recommend other services if a phone consult reveals that we are not the best first option.

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: A lot of good causes out there.

Answer: 1% to 5%
Explanation: I have volunteered on Historic Review Boards, which meet 2-3 hours twice a month.

Answer: 1% to 5%
Explanation: I have done some free work for churches. I'm going to try to do at least 1 a year.

Answer: None
Explanation: I have to commit all my time to my business currently.

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: We participate in the Association of Bodyworkers and Massage Professionals annual "Everybody Deserves a Massage Week" which occurs each July. We team up with a local non-profit and give massages to it's volunteers or sometimes clients for free and engage our clientelle to support the organization by giving donations or we give a % of our profits for that week to the organization. We also support other organizaitons throughout the year by donating massage for their fundraisers.

Answer: 11% to 20%
Explanation: We complete a lot of mission work local and abroad.

Answer: 1% to 5%
Explanation: Help out handicapped

Answer: 1% to 5%
Explanation: We perform charitable donations via labor for installations several times a year. you can contact us on our website to register your charitable need.

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: Not much but some if I am around and able to help clients or staff members.

Answer: 1% to 5%
Explanation: I do work pro bono for those that cannot afford to pay

Answer: None
Explanation: no opportunity as of yet

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: I'm on the secretariat of a Christian ministry called Tres Dias...we are a three day discipleship retreat focused on gaining a closer relationship with God.

Answer: None
Explanation: I provide inspection discounts to those who qualify.

Answer: 11% to 20%
Explanation: I will often give new clients a complimentary credit deducted from their fees. Sometimes I'll do a project completely free of charge to secure a new client.

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: We like to donate about 6 to 10% of our time to helping people out helping other businesses in the community

Answer: 1% to 5%
Explanation: Assisting Veteran’s Community Project outfit tiny homes for homeless veterans in Kansas City.

Answer: 1% to 5%
Explanation: We where once asked to do work for Building Home for Heros. This event was extremely satisfying as we were able to provide a beautiful concrete countertop for a veteran.

Answer: 11% to 20%
Explanation: I look to volunteer my time for causes in the local area that help make Monmouth County a great place to live.

Answer: 11% to 20%
Explanation: I donate my services and time to some non-profit organizations that resonate with my core values as well as those of my company.

Answer: 11% to 20%
Explanation: Our firm prides itself on giving back to the community. We provide discounted services for those in need and pro-bono services for non for profits (if there are no emergency time constraints).

Answer: 1% to 5%
Explanation: Sometimes good people just need good advice.

Answer: None
Explanation: I have a family of 6 that needs my earnings, and my time.

Answer: 11% to 20%
Explanation: Slot of people just don't have the funds and really need things done immediately.

Answer: 11% to 20%
Explanation: We clean churches for events for low to no cost.

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: I volunteer for the Red Cross

Answer: 41% to 50%
Explanation: I spend a lot of time working with clients who can't afford to pay my full rates. Many seniors or others in a specific situation are vulnerable and in dire need of someone they can trust to be there to help and protect them.

Answer: 1% to 5%
Explanation: Volunteer at church

Answer: 1% to 5%
Explanation: I like to help people design their homes or give them decorating ideas.

Answer: 1% to 5%
Explanation: Usually, I work.

Answer: 1% to 5%
Explanation: I wish I could serve more.

Answer: 71% to 80%
Explanation: Many of my clients require assistance in developing savings methods prior to indulging into the services we provide.

Answer: 11% to 20%
Explanation: I enjoy helping others in a variety of ways with the talents I have developed.

Answer: 1% to 5%
Explanation: I often have phone calls with other HR professionals that just want some quick feedback/guidance that I do not charge for.

Answer: None
Explanation: I once did charitable tinting for a church, but typically I am very busy doing work for my paying customers.

Answer: 1% to 5%
Explanation: Work with Technical High School. Part of their occupational board

Answer: 11% to 20%
Explanation: I usually design/develop 5 free websites per year and include marketing and advertising to 5 lovely and deserving individuals

Answer: 21% to 30%
Explanation: Right now as I'm building my clientele, I'm doing a good amount of pro-bono work. I also do a portion of pro-bono work as part of my licensing requirements.

Answer: 11% to 20%
Explanation: We believe in giving back any way we can.

Answer: 11% to 20%
Explanation: I give of my time to both my church and community equally.

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: Lending a helping hand to others is all ways a good thing. I have been a volunteer fire fighter and offered my skills to chartable causes thru out my career

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: The old saying is "Sometimes you have to give a little to get a little"

Answer: 1% to 5%
Explanation: Pro-bono work has as many benefits to my work as paying clients.

Answer: 11% to 20%
Explanation: I volunteer for a group that helps children to read at grade level, I also am apart of an anti-suicide campaign, and other non profit organizations.

Answer: 1% to 5%
Explanation: Helping individuals with minimal resources maximise their financial position.

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: I like to be involved with my community. I love to help people. Western & Southern encourages that.

Answer: None
Explanation: I run a business not a charity.

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: We work with a Children's home in Austin and light up their cottages.

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: Most of the work I do pro bono is for family, friends and my lucky neighbors.

Answer: 6% to 10%
Explanation: I am active in my church, host weekly Women's Bible study in my home and assist in a small private school.

Answer: 1% to 5%
Explanation: Our heart of cabi campaign is very near to my heart and the good we do for women here in the United States and across the world when we partner with Opportunity International.