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How are companies responding to Hurricanes Milton and Helene? This roundup offers examples and strategies for corporate giving professionals and foundation directors looking to borrow on best practices.

If your company is committed to tackling food insecurity in the U.S. or abroad, the following information and program examples may prove helpful. Continue reading for a primer on drivers of food insecurity and its disparities. Or skip ahead to read how companies like Toast, Deli Star, and Machias Savings Bank are developing innovative, multi-faceted solutions to combat hunger鈥攖oday and tomorrow.

A look at community resilience through the lens of disaster resilience. What does this facet of resilience look like? How is it relevant to corporate community involvement/social impact teams? And what can companies be doing to bolster disaster resilience in a world of ever-evolving threats?

Nearly one-quarter of U.S. adults now split their time between full-time work and at-home caregiving responsibilities, effectively "pulling double duty." Why is it so important that companies look for ways to support these parents, grandparents, and caregivers? This post outlines the whys, hows, and examples of employer support for working parents/caregivers.

April is Financial Literacy Month鈥攖he perfect time to profile 51茶馆CCC member companies who are working to support financial literacy and financial wellness among their stakeholders. What can your company learn from these examples?

Corporate citizens from 51茶馆CCC鈥檚 advisory boards acted as judges in evaluating dozens of competitive submissions from companies around the world. They reviewed each submission for its program design and creativity, tangible outcomes, disruption potential, and overall corporate citizenship.

Aaaaaaaand, that's a wrap! As we close the books on Memphis and look ahead to #51茶馆Conf25 in National Harbor, here's a look at all the incredible content Day Three provided.

On Day Two of #51茶馆Conf, attendees heard from FedEx and Travelers, alongside their corporate social responsibility partners. They also enjoyed a variety of breakout sessions, case studies, and workshops.

The afternoon of Day Two at #51茶馆Conf brought more opportunities for CSR professionals to customize their conference experience. Attendees also heard from Bank of America and partners, followed by the president of the National Civil Rights Museum.

If you couldn't make it to Memphis, or if you want to follow along from the event, here's a quick recap of what happened on Day One of the 2024 International Corporate Citizenship Conference, including this year's Innovation Award winners...

What is skills-based volunteering (SBV)? How does it differ from pro bono services? This post offers company examples, SBV benefits, tips on measuring impact, tools for managing SBV programs, and much more...

The SEC just approved a final rule on corporate climate disclosure that companies have been anticipating for several years. This post offers a breakdown of what鈥檚 involved, who it affects, and how this new requirement fits into the ever-evolving context of ESG reporting regulations in the U.S. and abroad.

Companies with supplier diversity programs answer all your questions on finding and vetting diverse suppliers, making the business case for inclusive procurement, setting program goals, building lasting relationships, measuring social impact, and more...

Mentoring in the workplace is becoming an increasingly popular tool for attracting and retaining top talent, including diverse talent and the next generation of workers. Read this overview of mentoring program models, best practices, benefits to the different parties involved, and ideas for measuring impact.

A roundup of community involvement initiatives from companies large and small. Plus some news on open roles, promotions, and professional development opportunities happening in the world of corporate social responsibility.

A roundup of corporate responses, company and CEO statements regarding the Hamas attacks on Israel in October 2023. This list will be updated.

A big part of creating an equitable, sustainable future starts with focusing on the smallest stakeholders: kids. Read some examples of how companies are gearing CSR efforts toward healthy kids and their communities.

See what business resource groups and green teams from companies around the world are up to this season, and learn more about different types of ERGs/BRGs, including the growing demand for parent/caregiver groups.

Sustainable Development Goal 2 aims to create a world free of hunger by 2030. Here's how some community-conscious companies are working to fight food insecurity, especially amidst economic and supply chain challenges.

In honor of Black Business Month, enjoy this roundup of CSR examples: companies supporting Black-owned businesses and Black entrepreneurs, making invaluable contributions to the American economy.