With settlement talks looming, drug companies connected with the opioid industry are making unusually generous and frequent donations to nonprofits in regions where they are being sued.
The perception that all business philanthropy and service is of value is dated.
Does the bank deserve praise for its actions? Or is the question, “Why did it take you so long, and why is this commitment not even greater?”
While it’s nice to see companies increase their donations to nonprofits, doing so at the expense of bonuses to their own employees seems to violate the holiday spirit.
There are a number of contributing factors in the epic fail of the state worker campaign in Florida this year but underneath those are just the declining numbers. Are workplace solicitation campaigns mostly a thing of the past?
When a nonprofit takes money from a corporation whose core purpose is at odds with the nonprofit’s mission, its entire being may change.
As early voting begins across the country, it’s not just grassroots organizers who are eager to get out the vote. Companies like Patagonia and Airbnb are reminding customers to exercise their rights at the polls on Election Day.
The Department of Justice is on a mission to try to determine whether the philanthropy of pharmaceutical corporations is something other than good for the public.
Corporate donations in 2015 experienced a nearly four percent increase over 2014 totals. While charity and the private sector don’t always seem to go hand-in-hand in the public’s mind, the steady increase in corporate giving might be giving new hope to the nonprofit sector.
Apple’s 10-day long Earth Day fundraiser will be the mega-company’s first proceeds-based fundraising with all profits to go to one organization.
