S1 / Ep 8 - People-Powered Do-Goodery: the Can-do Attitude of Can’d Aid

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Recorded01 Jun 2020

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Companies and their corporate partners are getting creative in The New (ab)Normal to ensure they can meet the human need for philanthropy, corporate social responsibility and do-goodery. In this episode we are joined by Diana Ralston, executive director of Can’d Aid, and one of Can’d Aid’s biggest fans and corporate partner, Elizabeth Bailey. We'll hear how the two organizations are coupling social distancing with social responsibility to kick Covid-19 in the can by shifting the gears of a planned skateboard build at one of the world's largest medical device manufacturers - to their doorstep. Listen to how this duo rallied some people-powered do-goodery to fuel a meaningful way to give back while staying safe.

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