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corporate social responsibility

May 16

Corporate Support for Social Issues Is All the Rage, Except When the Topic Is Abortion Rights

Most brands have remained deafeningly silent on the most fundamental issue facing women now: the rollback of reproductive rights crystallized by the leaked Supreme Court brief signaling the imminent reversal of landmark 1973 decision Roe v Wade.
By Natalia Petrzela
Facebook donates laptops
Nov 16

Facebook Donates Laptops to East Village Space for LGBT Youth

The company provided 20 MacBook Pro computers to a local institution dedicated to helping LGBT youth.
By Maggie O'Neill
Oct 28

The Big 10: New York’s Most Generous Companies

When it came to percentage of pre-tax profits donated, which is how we have ranked these companies, Big Pharma led the way, taking three of the top four slots on our list. It’s more than pure altruism, notes John Carroll, editor of FierceBiotech, an industry newsletter. There’s “no harm at all in getting your corporate name out there in front of a major patient group—diabetics, cancer patients and so on—when you’re selling an expensive new product,” said Mr. Carroll. While most of the corporations on the list have increased charitable giving in recent years, that bucks a national trend, noted Lisa M. Dietlin, president of the Institute of Transformational Philanthropy. “Corporate America is giving less and less,” said Ms. Dietlin, adding that overall, corporations constitute 5 percent of all charitable giving nationwide.
By Howard Altman
Sep 29

The Incurable Disease of Corporate Social Irresponsibility

By Marc Siegel
Ten percent of profits from limited edition bracelet "Wild Lokai" will benefit the World Wildlife Fund.
Jun 15

Could This Jewelry Company Become the Next TOMS?

By Ellie Schroeder
Aug 23

WSJ: Be Evil

By Mike Taylor
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