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You’ve just published your annual CSR report, complete with innovative breakthroughs, successful metrics and important news about the past year’s community involvement and corporate citizenship.
In a blog post for The Conference Board, Alice Korngold reflects on why a number of leading businesses responded emphatically to events in Charlottesville.
In this post from Health Affairs Blog, Jewish Healthcare Foundation President/CEO, Dr. Karen Wolk Feinstein explains the goals of a newly-launched organization, called WHAMglobal (Women’s Health Activist Movement Global), which forms networks of advocates in women’s health to improve health care delivery and outcomes, equity, and leadership.
As recently reported in the Post-Gazette, Colcom Foundation has focused its national grantmaking on the environmental consequences of immigration over the past two decades.
Whatever your company’s objectives for its giving and CSR initiatives, chances are that investing in children and youth – the employees of tomorrow – is among them.
A sample social networking policy developed by the Central Indiana Community Foundation. This policy establishes prudent and acceptable practices regarding the use of social networking and educates individuals using social networking about their responsibilities.
How can foundations move from interest to action in developing media relations?
This guide developed by the Annie E.
WhatWorks.org offers benchmarking and evaluation toolkits for many types of nonprofits.
This PowerPoint presentation developed by Southeastern Council of Foundations provides an excellent overview to the pros and cons of different philanthropic structures for Corporate entities, including Corporate Foundations, Corporate Giving Programs, and working through Community Foundations.
FSG consulting’s new learning brief provides best practices and tools to help corporate foundations and CSR leaders advance their strategy.
