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KitchenAid CSR Cooking for Breast Cancer Awareness
Some companies have a history of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives that benefit the same the charity. One such brand is KitchenAid and their long-standing support of the Susan G. Komen for the Cure® to help fight breast cancer. Over the past decade the partnership …
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Walmart Joins The Better Cotton Initiative Promoting Sustainable Agriculture
Cotton is one of the world’s dirtiest crops because of the pesticides used in its cultivation. For years, many retailers used cotton without thought to where it came from or what growing it entailed. This is now changing thanks to many multi-national corporations who are …
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8 Green Companies You Can Feel Good About
There are many ways to define a green company. For a company to be green they have to meet at least one of the following three criteria: conduct business in an eco-friendly and sustainable manner, source their resources and products through fair trade channels, or …
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Fundraising for Arthritis Causes – A Midsummer Night’s Run and Power of Movement
There are many different types of fundraising initiatives and events from those operated by charities to those hosted by a company as a part of their corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives. The most successful are born of experience. That is the case for A Midsummer …
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Betty Crocker’s Win One Give One CSR Initiative Benefits Kids in Africa
A tenant of having a successful corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative is to somehow link your product with a cause that is associated with your field. Education and children’s snacks have proven to be a link that many companies have used when designing such campaigns. …
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GoClean Waterless Carwash Saves Water and Donates to African Well Fund
The triple bottom line is something that is bandied about in many companies, but it’s a true mark of corporate social responsibility. That is because the company in question has built their entire business model around the idea of giving back and being environmentally responsible. …

















