In this episode of Network Build Grow, host Melissa Taylor speaks with Tanya Quinn about how small businesses can practice social responsibility with intention and alignment.

Tanya explains why doing “good work” requires more than goodwill, it needs structure, education, and repeatable partnerships. She walks through the longer process she uses to onboard partners and clients (sharing educational articles and resources to build awareness), the role of quarterly Give & Gather events in connecting small businesses with nonprofits, and how intentional collaboration delivers measurable community impact.

About Tanya

Tanya Quinn is the founder of Small Actions Greater Good, a movement helping small business owners create meaningful social impact while growing their business. As a speaker, operations expert, and advocate for Small Business Social Responsibility, Tanya believes that the power to make a difference isn’t reserved for large corporations or governments small businesses, united in purpose, can create extraordinary change.

In this episode you’ll learn:

 • Why social responsibility must be intentional, aligned, and resourced not ad hoc.
 • The practical steps to create effective small business nonprofit partnerships (what to teach, who to invite, and how to structure the relationship).

Whether you’re a small business owner, nonprofit leader, or community organizer, this episode offers tactical guidance on building partnerships that actually move the needle and the resources you’ll need to make it happen.

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