CarePortal For Businesses

Business leaders can inspire a culture of generosity within the workplace and make a positive impact on their community as a CarePortal Community Champion.

Community Champions are alerted to real-time, vetted needs of children and families in the local area. By providing funding or physical items to meet a request, Community Champions enable trained response team members at local churches to deliver items directly to the family.

CarePortal enables businesses to make a real impact in their local community.

Benefits of Being a Community Champion

  • Create a culture of giving back by providing your team with meaningful opportunities to support children and families in the community.

  • Empower frontline organizations with resources to serve families in need. Your donations meet critical needs for local families, increase collaboration with local church response teams, and reduce the burdens being shouldered by caseworkers and agency staff.

  • Giving back shouldn’t take a lot of your time. The CarePortal platform makes it simple to invest in your community in ways that align with your company values.

  • Your custom Community Champion account makes it easy to track and celebrate the economic impact of what your team has given.

As a Community Champion, you can strengthen your business, organization or community group while meeting specific needs for vulnerable children & families.

  • "Our business became a Community Champion, and it changed the way we see our role in the community. The impact is real, the process is simple!"

    Brad G., Current Community Champion

  • 71% of employees say it’s imperative or very important to work in a company culture that is supportive of giving and volunteering.

    America’s Charities Survey

  • "CarePortal allows our entire staff to be engaged in helping keep families together. Being a part of the network has been very rewarding for our Bank. One of our goals is to help our community grow, and CarePortal is a great partnership to make that happen.”

    Bank of Mauston