David Connor
Definitely one of the best online resources for CSR and volunteering opinion and information.
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Realizing Your Worth
http://realizedworth.blogspot.com
Employee Volunteer Programs are gaining in popularity and strategic importance for business. Businesses want brand alignment, significant participation rates and a decided contribution to the customer value proposition. NPO's are looking for partners who will provide expertise, resources and an effective network for communicating their message/cause. This blog is a discussion about both sides of the EVP fence - business and NPO. Practical 'how to' steps, better questions, and useful links. Thanks for visiting, and please let me know what you think.
Recent Posts
Corporate Volunteering: Top 7 Requests & the Bad, Better and Best Responses (1 of 7)
“We want a volunteer experience that can be done in no more than a day, and no less than a half-day.”Companies want to engage their communities through employee volunteering programs. For most, this means calling a non-profit and scheduling an ac...
Who Offers The Best MBA In The World For Corporate Social Responsibility?
Society is demanding a higher level of responsibility from business and the time has come for academics to step up to the challenge. Turns out, Canada’s Schulich School of Business at York University is doing just that.One of Realized Worth’s mos...
Where To Find "Sustainable" Employment?
GUEST BLOG POST: Mark Swartz is a the National Career Advisor on Workopolis.com's homepage. His current focus is 'Sustainable Employment', helping people profit their career, employer and society. You can find out more about Mark on Linkedin.The Oppo...
Bank Offers Free Health Care: Now That’s Corporate Social Responsibility!
Corporate Social Responsibility is essential to build strong relationships with consumers. On the brink of collapse, Puerto Rico’s Doral Bank transformed itself with an aggressive CSR strategy. By offering free mammogram testing and education on he...
How Did Corporate Social Responsibility Hold Up In 2009?
You’ve heard it said: the economic crisis means death to Corporate Social Responsibility. Goodbye “green” and all you friendly tree-huggers. The bottom line is back. Serious business is taking over. Didn’t we all suspect it was just a fad any...
Fundraising? A Good Cause Is No Longer Enough
Please Don't Ask Me to Give to Your Cause, Unless….The following is an open letter from Kristen Parrinello. She is writing to her friends, family, colleagues and anyone else who may ask her donate to their chosen charity. We thought she raised some...
This is a blog I am usually visiting at least once a week as a habit. A really good resource.
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