ProInspire Millennials report featured in Chronicle of Philanthropy

The Chronicle of Philanthropy highlights ProInspire’s new Millennials report in “Millennials Present Big Opportunity for Nonprofits, Study Says.”

Rebecca Koenig of the Chronicle of Philanthropy wrote a summary of ProInspire’s report, A Force for Impact: Millennials in the Nonprofit Sector. Highlights from the article include:
“Nonprofits that adapt to desires and motivations of millennials (people born from 1980 to 2000) stand to benefit from their optimism, digital skills, and passion for improving society, according to a new report published by ProInspire, a leadership-development nonprofit. The report compiled findings from research done by Achieve, Deloitte, Nielsen, Pew Research Center, PWC, and the White House Council of Economic Advisers.

Members of the generation, which is well educated and racially diverse, make up an increasing share of the work force, and employers may need to change their policies to fit young people’s expectations. Millennials value transparency, opportunities to help make decisions, regular feedback, flexible work schedules and environments, and professional development training, the report says.”

Read the Chronicle article here, and access the complete report here.