How PwC can provide support to nonprofits, students and educators
At PwC, our purpose is to build trust in society and solve important problems. We do it every day: Through the choices we make and the actions we take. This includes putting our skills to work to support nonprofits, students and educators.
Explore below to see how we can work together.
Support for nonprofits
We match PwC professionals with nonprofit organizations to help provide support where your organization needs it most.
Non-Profit Externships
Nonprofit organizations can apply for an externship, sponsored by PwC. Managed through Extern Inc, this seven-week remote externship provides your organization with externs that will be introduced to consulting methodologies that can help nonprofits with fundraising research, communication strategies, and impact assessments.
The externs are college students participating in Access Your Potential. Please visit the Access Your Potential website for more details.
Support for non-profits
- Request a pro bono project or workshop
- Invite a PwC professional to serve on your board
Request a pro bono project or workshop
Through our Skills for Society program, we are connecting nonprofits with teams of PwC professionals via pro bono projects and challenge diagnostic workshops that can be completed virtually to provide support where you may need it most. Complete the request form below and we will be in touch on next steps to further explore the possible opportunity.
Invite a PwC professional to serve on your board
Looking for a professional to join your board of directors, junior board or advisory committee? Submit a request using the form below (please review the FAQs and helpful tips at the top of the form first). Once we receive your request, we will be in touch with possible next steps.
Support preparing college students for future careers
We believe access to career opportunities should be a right, not a privilege, which is why we launched Access Your Potential - a commitment to help address the opportunity and employment gaps in society and create a more equitable future for Black and Latino/Hispanic college students, whatever field of study. Explore that and other PwC programs and resources aimed at helping tomorrow’s workforce stand out in a competitive job market and advance their future careers.
- Access Your Potential
- Mentoring resources
- Share with your network
Access Your Potential
Access Your Potential is an ecosystem of learning and support for Black and Latino/Hispanic college students as they begin to prepare for their future careers. What can students explore when they sign up?
- Career Readiness curriculum to help students better understand who they are, focus on where they want to go, and consider how to approach the career search process.
- Digital Skills curriculum to help students embrace new mindsets and ways of working, harness the power of data through automation and visualization, and understand what responsible and ethical use of technology means in business.
- Our Mentoring program where students who are looking for deeper involvement can participate and be paired with PwC professionals who will help them extend their Access Your Potential learning through real-life experiences.
- Career exploration resources to explore different opportunities.
Mentoring resources
It can be comforting for students to connect virtually with a mentor or trusted resource to discuss their educational and future career goals. Through platforms like CareerVillage.org, students can ask questions answered by professionals across the US, including PwC.
Black and Latino/Hispanic college students can participate in a 30-minute one-time mentoring session with a PwC mentor of their choice by joining the Access Your Potential Mentoring program.
Share with your network
Share our Access Your Potential Program with Black and Latino/Hispanic students in your network.
- Access Your Potential site for students to sign up
- Access Your Potential TikTok
- Access Your Potential Youtube
- Language to share with students
Support for K-12 students and families
In this uncertain time, we recognize it can be overwhelming to figure out where to begin. What tools and resources to use, how to plan lessons and stay on top of the learning needs of your kids, how to acknowledge the unknown when thinking about future careers. To support students and their families, we curated a directory of K-12 lesson plans and supporting resources needed to keep learning while at home. Explore below to get started.
Students
- Creative Computing (grades 4-8)
- Tech and careers lessons (grades 5-8)
- Online financial literacy lessons (grades 3-12)
- Mentoring resources (all grades)
Creative Computing (grades 4-8)
This coding curriculum was created by the Creative Computing Lab at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. It is designed to support familiarity and increase fluency with computational creativity and computational thinking using the Scratch programming language.
Tech and careers lessons (grades 5-8)
Created by PwC and Code.org, these lessons help students make connections between technology topics they might be interested in and potential careers. These nine lessons are 45-60 minutes and include facilitator guides, activities and assessments that range from coding to development of apps and web pages. They can be facilitated by teachers through online sessions or set up as activities by parents/guardians with online or offline options.
Online financial literacy lessons (grades 3-12)
Enabled by the PwC Charitable Foundation. Inc. the Digital Classroom offers a collection of 20+ free interactive online lessons designed to empower young minds with financial and economic knowledge, for grades 3 through 12.
Mentoring resources (all grades)
It can be comforting and motivating for students to virtually connect with a mentor to discuss education and career concerns and aspirations, as well as receiving tutoring support on core subjects. Through platforms like UPchieve, iMentor or CareerVillage.org.students can ask questions answered by professionals across the US, including PwC.
Support for educators
We've curated tools and resources that can help support you and your students’ needs for continuous learning.
Educators
- Creative Computing (grades 4-8)
- Tech and careers lessons (grades 5-8)
- Online financial literacy lessons (grades 3-12)
Creative Computing (grades 4-8)
This coding curriculum was created by the Creative Computing Lab at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. It is designed to support familiarity and increase fluency with computational creativity and computational thinking using the Scratch programming language.
Tech and careers lessons (grades 5-8)
Created by PwC and Code.org, these lessons help students make connections between technology topics they might be interested in and potential careers. These nine lessons are 45-60 minutes and include facilitator guides, activities and assessments that range from coding to development of apps and web pages. They can be facilitated by teachers through online sessions or set up as activities by parents/guardians with online or offline options.
Online financial literacy lessons (grades 3-12)
Powered by the PwC Charitable Foundation, the Digital Classroom includes interactive, online resources with activities designed to build students' financial knowledge.
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