The Academy of Givers is proud to announce the launch of ACT for Impact, a flagship mentorship programme designed to bridge the gap between the business sector and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in Malta. This initiative aims to foster a culture of strategic giving and social responsibility by facilitating meaningful partnerships where business leaders share their expertise, skills, and resources with NGOs to empower sustainable growth and long-term impact.
Recognising the need to enhance the capacity and know-how of NGOs, ACT for Impact offers tailored mentorship matches between businesses and NGOs based on specific expertise and organisational needs. Mentorship areas include strategic planning, impact measurement, fundraising, digital transformation, financial management, and leadership development. The programme emphasises flexible commitment, allowing mentors and mentees to collaborate remotely or in person, accommodating diverse schedules and availability.
y participating in ACT for Impact, businesses gain a deeper understanding of the vital roles NGOs play in addressing societal challenges, while NGOs benefit from enhanced operational strategies and increased social impact. This collaborative effort underscores the Academy’s commitment to strengthening the Giving Sector in Malta and promoting effective partnerships between the private and voluntary sectors.
Business leaders interested in becoming mentors are invited to express their interest through the Academy of Givers’ official channels. For more information about the ‘ACT for Impact’ mentorship programme and how to get involved, please visit the Academy of Givers’ website at https://www.academyofgivers.org/pages/act-for-impact.
About Academy of Givers
The Academy of Givers is committed to creating a community that enhances philanthropic and
corporate responsibility efforts. Academy of Givers is a non-profit organisation that aims to enable
businesses to become a force for good, by creating a space for their leaders to come together, to be
inspired, to share best practices, to learn from each other, and to get recognised for their impact.
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