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12 Nonprofits to Receive Pro Bono Advice from Morgan Stanley’s Strategy Challenge
The Strategy Challenge, Morgan Stanley’s signature pro bono volunteer program, pairs teams of employees with leading nonprofits to provide strategic consulting
NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Morgan Stanley (NYS: MS) announced today that the following 12 nonprofit organizations will participate in the fifth annual Strategy Challenge, the Firm’s signature skills-based volunteer program providing nonprofits with pro bono strategic consulting.
- Bring Me a Book
- Futures and Options
- HealthCorps
- Hot Bread Kitchen
- Hollaback!
- Jacob A. Riis Neighborhood Settlement House
- Let’s Get Ready
- Mentoring Partnership of New York
- The Boys’ Club of New York
- The HOPE Program
- The W Connection
- Westside Family YMCA
The Strategy Challenge pairs each of these nonprofit organizations with a team of Morgan Stanley employees for eight weeks. The employee volunteers use their professional expertise and skill sets to develop strategies that help the nonprofits fulfill their missions in more effective and efficient ways.
The 12 nonprofits work on causes ranging from children’s health to education to economic empowerment and are based in New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
“Nonprofits are a critical part of the fabric of every community. But with limited resources and staff, it can be difficult for charities to navigate issues like program scalability, geographic expansion and organizational optimization,” said Joan Steinberg, Head of Morgan Stanley Community Affairs and President of the Morgan Stanley Foundation. “By providing expertise on these issues, we hope to significantly increase the impact our nonprofit partners can have for their constituents.”
Since establishing the Strategy Challenge in 2009, Morgan Stanley has delivered 22,500 hours of pro bono services to 49 nonprofits, worth approximately $3.4 million, …read more
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