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PRCA APAC joins hands with TalentTrust to empower charities

PRCA APAC has entered into a strategic partnership with TalentTrust, to bridge the communications capability gap in the non-profit sector in Singapore.

TalentTrust connects business professionals with local charities through skills-based volunteering opportunities. With a focus on long-term sustainability, the organisation helps charities tackle various challenges, including strategy, fundraising, and leadership. Through this partnership, PRCA APAC and TalentTrust will work hand in hand to empower non-profits with stronger communication strategies, resources, and mentorship

�At TalentTrust, we believe that strategic communications is not a luxury � it�s a necessity for impact,� Lisa Gainer, CEO of TalentTrust, said.

�Our partnership with PRCA marks an exciting step forward in equipping charities with the media and PR expertise they need to tell their stories powerfully, build trust, and amplify their impact. We�re thrilled to connect the sector with professionals who are passionate about using their skills for good.�

Ed Burleigh, Head of PRCA APAC, added, �TalentTrust does vital work bridging the gap between corporate skills-based volunteers and charities across Singapore. We�re excited to support their mission by helping non-profits strengthen their communications strategies, while giving our members the opportunity to apply their expertise in truly meaningful ways. On a personal note, I�ve followed TalentTrust�s progress for several years and it�s an honour to now formalise this partnership.�
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