Evan Hochberg directs Deloitte’s national Community Involvement program where he provides strategic direction for philanthropy, volunteerism, pro-bono and workplace giving. In this role, Evan has spearheaded a complete refocusing of Deloitte’s community involvement approach which is centered on helping people and communities thrive by using the organization’s best thinking to build stronger nonprofits.

Evan oversees Deloitte’s $50 million commitment to pro bono service for leading nonprofit organizations. Additionally, he developed Deloitte’s Problem Solvers Fund, a national grant-making program that aligns the organization’s philanthropic giving with skills-based volunteering. He also oversees IMPACT Day, Deloitte’s national day of volunteerism and Deloitte’s award-winning United Way campaign.

A frequent public speaker on philanthropic trends, Evan is a member of the board of the Taproot Foundation. Additionally, he serves on the Points of Light Institute’s Corporate Volunteer Council, where he chairs the Council’s Skills-Based Volunteering Committee. He co-chairs the Leadership Group of Pro Bono Action Tank, which was formed by the President’s Council on Service and Civic Participation, and he is a member of the Conference Board’s Corporate Contributions Council. Evan received a B.A. in Philosophy from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and an M.A. in Management of Human Services from the Heller School at Brandeis University.

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