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Global Partner for Corporate Volunteering
and Pro Bono Engagement Programs

Mission pro bono

Professional consulting and services for nonprofit organizations. Involvement can be one-time, project-based, or long-term. Many tasks can be handled flexibly and remotely as part of an online engagement. At the same time, pro bono work offers the opportunity to gain new perspectives, share experiences, and take on social responsibility. Suitable for: Experienced professionals, specialists, experts, self-employed individuals, freelancers, and dedicated private citizens who wish to put their knowledge and skills to good use for nonprofit organizations.

What is Pro Bono Engagement

Pro bono (Latin: pro bono publico—for the public good) refers to the use of professional expertise without compensation. and professional services for nonprofit organizations.

Unlike traditional volunteer work, pro bono work focuses in particular on your professional expertise in Focus. You contribute your knowledge, professional experience, and skills to help organizations to support them in addressing specific challenges and to strengthen their work over the long term.

Pro bono work allows you to put your professional skills to good use while also contributing to contribute to social development, social justice, and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Your expertise can make a difference.

Put your knowledge and professional skills to use where they’re truly needed.

Do you have specialized knowledge, professional experience, or specific skills, and would you like to use them to contribute to society? Through pro bono work with AMAIDI, you support nonprofit organizations, social institutions, and international Project partners with their professional expertise—free of charge and effective.

Whether it’s strategy development, IT consulting, marketing, communications, human resources management, or financial planning: AMAIDI connects you with organizations that need exactly this kind of support.

What skills can you bring to the table?

Your professional experience is valuable. The following, for example, are in particularly high demand:

  • Strategy and Management: Organizational Development, Process Optimization, and Strategic Planning.

  • IT and Digitalization: Website Development, Software, Data Management, and Digital Transformation.

  • Marketing and Communication: Public Relations, Social Media, PR, and Brand Development.

  • Finance and Controlling: Budget planning, accounting, fundraising, and financial management.

  • Human Resources and Organizational Development: Recruitment, Employee Development, and Team Building.

  • Law and Administration: Legal advice, contract drafting, and administrative processes.

  • Project Management: Planning, Oversight, and Implementation of Nonprofit Projects.

Other professional skills and specialized knowledge can also make a big difference for nonprofit organizations.

Who Should Consider Pro Bono Work?

Pro bono work is aimed at people who use their professional skills for a good cause would like to use.

These include, for example:

  • Working professionals who want to take on social responsibility in addition to their jobs.

  • Executives and managers who wish to share their management experience.

  • Self-employed individuals and freelancers who would like to use their expertise for charitable causes.

  • Retired professionals and executives who wish to contribute their many years of professional experience.

  • Students and recent graduates with specialized expertise.

  • People who want to gain new perspectives and further their personal development.

What matters is not your job title, but what you can accomplish with your skills.

How does AMAIDI’s matching service work?

AMAIDI connects people with suitable nonprofit organizations that have specific needs for support.

Our goal is to facilitate a partnership that benefits both sides: You contribute your expertise, and the organization receives exactly the support it needs.

  1. Share Your Interests and Skills
    Describe your professional experience, expertise, interests, and availability.

  2. Find the Right Volunteer Opportunity
    AMAIDI is looking for suitable nonprofit organizations and specific tasks that match your profile.

  3. Agreeing on the Terms
    Tasks, scope, duration, collaboration, and individual terms are clarified before the placement.

  4. Making a Difference Together
    You contribute your expertise and help the organization achieve its goals.

Why Do Pro Bono Work with AMAIDI?

AMAIDI has many years of experience in facilitating volunteer opportunities and collaborating with nonprofit organizations worldwide.
Since its founding in 2006, AMAIDI has been connecting people, companies, and nonprofit organizations to tackle social challenges together.

What sets AMAIDI apart:

  • Global Network: Access to nonprofit organizations and project partners in more than 60 countries.

  • Specific needs: Provide assistance only where organizations actually need it.

  • Personalized Placement: We take your skills, interests, and availability into account.

  • A wide range of opportunities: digital, on-site, and international.

  • Sustainable Collaboration: Support that strengthens organizations and their work over the long term.

AMAIDI stands for professional dedication with a social impact.

FAQ about Pro Bono Work (FAQ)

Traditional volunteer work often focuses on practical, organizational, or social activities. In pro bono work, you specifically contribute your professional qualifications, expertise, and experience to support nonprofit organizations.

A completed vocational training program or a college degree with 3–5 years of professional experience is generally a requirement. The key factors are your existing skills, experience, and the requirements of the specific organization.

Yes. Many pro bono activities can be flexibly integrated into your daily work routine. The scope and time commitment are tailored to each individual.

Yes. Many tasks can be performed digitally and from anywhere. These include, for example, IT consulting, website development, marketing, communications, and strategic consulting.

Yes. AMAIDI collaborates with nonprofit organizations and project partners in more than 60 countries. Depending on the assignment, support can be provided either remotely or in person.

That depends on the specific need for assistance. Options include time-limited consulting services, individual tasks, or long-term collaborations.

Your pro bono assignment is generally provided free of charge. You will not receive any compensation for the professional support you provide.
AMAIDI charges a placement fee for arranging and organizing the assignment. The specific terms and individual conditions will be transparently agreed upon with you before the placement.

You can register through AMAIDI and let us know about your skills and interests. We’ll review suitable opportunities and connect you with appropriate nonprofit organizations.

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