
At BACKSTAGE Event, we transform your corporate social responsibility projects into effective and meaningful events.
Strengthen your brand social impact.

We plan your social responsibility projects in alignment with your strategic goals, creating measurable social impact.

We organize volunteering programs for your employees and stakeholders, making social contribution part of your corporate culture.

We build strong partnerships with NGOs and public institutions to increase the reach and impact of your projects.

We minimize the environmental footprint of events and projects, sharing transparent results through sustainability reports.
BACKSTAGE Event plans and produces corporate social responsibility projects in Turkey: volunteering days, awareness events, donation galas and NGO general assemblies — with the same production discipline we bring to commercial events, because a good cause deserves good staging too. A real reference sits on this page: the Yeşilay (Turkish Green Crescent) general assembly, produced open-air on the Bosphorus with tented seating, stage and full protocol.
Project planning with your CSR or HR team; volunteer coordination on the day — registration, briefing, team logistics; partnership management with the NGO so both logos are honoured; event production itself, from a tree-planting field setup to a donation gala stage; and reporting afterwards: participation numbers, photo and video documentation, a summary your board can read in five minutes.
A CSR event does not need to be big to be real — a 40-person volunteering day is as legitimate a production as a 500-person assembly. What it does need is the same respect: on-time logistics, safety planning, dignified staging. Employee-facing formats plug into our corporate event management service when the project doubles as a team event.
Tell us the cause, the audience and the season — a short brief is enough. If you have an NGO partner, we build around them; if not, we shortlist credible partners working on your theme and introduce you.
Yes. If you have a cause but no partner, we shortlist credible NGOs working on that theme, arrange introductions and manage the cooperation so responsibilities and visibility are agreed in writing before the event.
Yes. A one-day, 40-person volunteering format gets a producer, logistics and safety planning like any other event — small scale is not an excuse for improvisation.
By what was agreed up front: participation numbers, concrete outputs (trees planted, kits packed, funds raised), photo and video documentation and a short report — delivered so the project survives beyond the day itself.
Yes, when the cause benefits from visibility. We coordinate press invitations and photo positions with your communications team — and advise against it when quiet consistency serves the cause better than coverage.
From concept to execution, we handle every detail of your event.