For Organizations: Projects
It is not enough to just run pro bono projects - you also need to find volunteers to contribute their time and efforts! That's why CorporateProBono.Org exists, to connect organizations running pro bono projects and events with in-house lawyers.
Advertise Pro Bono Projects
Once you've created your "Pro Bono Provider" organization listing on CorporateProBono.Org, corporate lawyers
will be able to find your organization listed as a provider of pro bono projects, and see in a general sense
what type of pro bono work you offer. However, if you would like to advertise specific
projects, you can do that as well!
To advertise a project, click on the link "Advertise Pro Bono Projects" in the Organizations menu. This will take you to a brief form. After completing the form, your project record will be immediately visible to any corporate lawyers viewing your organization record.
Figure 1: Advertise a project.
When corporate lawyers search for pro bono work, they will first see your organization
record in a list of organizations in their area providing pro bono work. Then,
when they view your organization record, they will be shown the specific projects
that you are running at the moment.
Team Projects
All organizations are able to describe and advertise projects they are running in their organization description. However, a few premier projects are highlighted on the site as "Team Projects." To view these projects, click on the link "Learn About Team Projects" in the Volunteers menu. As you can see, users can view more detailed information about these projects, and sign up to join these projects through the site.
CPBO currently is listing only team projects from the Model Community Partnerships Project, but we may in the future offer this capability to additional organizations.
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