By posting this shot, I'm admitting that I was at the local Ithaca Walmart--why I was there I will not discuss!--but I managed to get a shot of their "Good Works" board. As I understand it, the manager of each Walmart store has a discretionary fund to use for community projects. This board praises the over $30,000 donated to the local community and displays thank you notes from local groups helped by Walmart donations--the usual suspects such as schools and 4H groups but also a pirate academy?
Trends in social action at work, including employee volunteer programs, giving programs, and more.
Monday, August 25, 2008
Walmart's Good Works Board
By posting this shot, I'm admitting that I was at the local Ithaca Walmart--why I was there I will not discuss!--but I managed to get a shot of their "Good Works" board. As I understand it, the manager of each Walmart store has a discretionary fund to use for community projects. This board praises the over $30,000 donated to the local community and displays thank you notes from local groups helped by Walmart donations--the usual suspects such as schools and 4H groups but also a pirate academy?
Thursday, July 24, 2008
DB Schenker Food Drive
Another example of social action pulled from Flickr. This illustrates Canadian firm DB Schenker's food drive held earlier in the summer. Employees donated over 87,000 pounds of food--nearly 48.5 pounds per employee!
Donations were given to food banks across Canada.
Donations were given to food banks across Canada.
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Royal Cliff Beach Resort Donates Cash, Food to Fr. Ray Foundation
I searched flickr to see if I could find any photographs related to Corporate Social Responsibility. This one caught my eye, primarily because it is a photograph from Thailand. The caption describes how a local resort donated both rice and snacks to an orphanage as well as a home for street children and a school for the physically disabled.
Friday, July 18, 2008
Best Buy: Relay for Life
Friday, June 27, 2008
Avaaz, Voice
Avaaz.org is another website serving as a clearinghouse for social action awareness and action.
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