List of Benevity Missions Customers
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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased Benevity Missions for Employee Engagement from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using Benevity Missions for Employee Engagement include: PayPal, a United States based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 24400 employees and revenues of $31.80 billion, PayPal, a United States based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 24400 employees and revenues of $31.80 billion, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, a United States based Professional Services organisation with 61000 employees and revenues of $30.13 billion, National Australia Bank, a Australia based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 39240 employees and revenues of $13.55 billion and many others.
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise | Professional Services | 61000 | $30.1B | United States | Benevity | Benevity Missions | Employee Engagement | 2021 | n/a |
In 2021, Hewlett Packard Enterprise deployed Benevity Missions under the brand HPE Gives Missions to deliver bite-sized, gamified sustainability missions for employees. The Benevity Missions deployment was implemented as part of HPE's HR and corporate giving programs supporting Employee Engagement objectives and internal engagement workflows.
Functional capabilities included gamified mission workflows, micro action task orchestration, and impact tracking and reporting, with Benevity Missions generating publicized outcomes such as equivalents of millions of plastic bags saved and thousands of trees planted. Governance and rollout were managed through HR and corporate giving program oversight, with the HPE Gives Missions branding used to centralize mission participation and surface consolidated impact metrics for corporate communications.
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National Australia Bank | Banking and Financial Services | 39240 | $13.6B | Australia | Benevity | Benevity Missions | Employee Engagement | 2020 | n/a |
In 2020 National Australia Bank implemented Benevity Missions for Employee Engagement. The bank used the Benevity Missions module to run targeted campaigns including a "get the jab" challenge as part of its HR and employee engagement activities in Australia.
Benevity Missions was configured to support time bound challenges and campaign enrollment workflows, leveraging Missions capabilities for participation tracking and volunteer challenge mechanics consistent with Employee Engagement use cases. Benevity’s Goodies award blog explicitly cites NAB’s use of Missions during their launch and campaign activity in Australia, confirming public recognition of the campaign design.
Campaign governance and operational ownership rested with HR and employee engagement teams, who executed a concentrated rollout that prioritized rapid participation. The program helped the bank meet a stated six month participation goal in just two weeks, demonstrating an accelerated adoption outcome tied to the Benevity Missions deployment.
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PayPal | Banking and Financial Services | 24400 | $31.8B | United States | Benevity | Benevity Missions | Employee Engagement | 2018 | n/a |
In 2018, PayPal implemented Benevity Missions as part of its Employee Engagement efforts to extend PayPal Gives and engage employees worldwide. PayPal Gives, established in 2015, already encompassed giving, volunteering and grants and had grown to over 18,000 users globally after a period of rapid year over year expansion, prompting the team to explore new engagement modalities.
Benevity Missions was deployed to introduce gamified, behaviorally informed activities and a sustainability focused content library into PayPal’s existing social impact workflows. Benevity Missions includes more than 200 sustainability focused activities and leverages short, easy to complete actions such as riding a bike instead of driving, reducing single use plastic, and conserving energy to make learning and doing good more accessible and engaging, aligning directly with the Employee Engagement category and practices.
The implementation was configured to complement PayPal Gives and to work alongside employee led GIVE Teams, extending the program’s reach across PayPal’s worldwide locations and social innovation initiatives. Operational scope covered global employee engagement and philanthropy functions, with the Global Employee Engagement and Philanthropy team driving program strategy and local GIVE Teams mobilizing activity at the community level.
Governance and rollout followed an iterative pilot approach led by PayPal Gives leaders who used employee survey data to prioritize sustainability content and to tailor Missions activities to employees’ interests. The campaign oriented Benevity Missions toward helping employees adopt small daily actions and to increase learning about positive behaviors, reinforcing PayPal’s existing employee engagement and social impact strategies without introducing new named integrations.
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Banking and Financial Services | 24400 | $31.8B | United States | Benevity | Benevity Missions | Employee Engagement | 2018 | n/a |
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