About this block

Volunteer Days Panel shows a paid volunteering program as a split, participation stats stacked on the left, days per person, share of the team who used one, hours logged, and a roster on the right of where the days actually went. The published usage rate is the honest detail, an unused benefit is a brochure, not a program.

Stats and outings are two small arrays. Each roster row gives a partner org an activity line, a headcount, and an hours figure, with a footnote naming the source of the hours and admitting that participation was flat on last year.

When to use

Reach for this block on impact pages and careers pages where a volunteering benefit needs proof it actually runs. Numbers here are placeholders, log a real year before shipping, a policy nobody uses reads worse than no policy at all.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• About sections for the company context the program sits inside

After

• Impact report numbers rolling the hours into the annual view
• Careers sections for candidates weighing the benefit

What you can display

One strong use is your volunteering program with the real usage rate. Other panels:

• Pro bono work. Client hours donated with the orgs named.
• Match program. Hours matched to dollars with the cap stated.
• Learning days. Paid study time and the share who took it.

Tip: publishing the usage rate, not just the policy, is what separates a real program from a line in the handbook.