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Sep 10, 2026
From Crisis to Care
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3:24Eric SpanbergCORRESPONDENT
So how does this work? Companies and employees can set up a fund, and then from there, how are the grants vetted and awarded?
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3:35Matt PierceGUEST
Yeah, so we provide an end-to-end solution here where we partner with a sponsoring organization, largely companies, who define a charitable class, largely their employees, but they can pick and choose if it's all full-time employees, part-time employees, FMLA, et cetera.
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3:52Matt PierceGUEST
They can pick as long as it's an indefinite-sized class, we can support servicing their constituents.
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4:03Matt PierceGUEST
They fund it with... either dollars directly from their corporation or through their own foundation.
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16:29Eric SpanbergCORRESPONDENT
How have you adjusted to meet that demand? And what kind of mix of technology and people has it taken to do that?