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SMART GIVING IS GOOD BUSINESS In this groundbreaking resource, Curt Weeden?a noted expert on corporate giving?shows how to strategically plan, manage, and evaluate corporate contributions so that giving not only serves society but also delivers a return to the companies doing so. Throughout the book, Weeden makes the case for corporate responsibility with a common sense approach that's relevant to any business. Weeden addresses questions commonly asked by decision makers, explaining that there are thirteen hurdles that conspire to put a damper on a corporation's decision to give. Smart Giving…mehr

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SMART GIVING IS GOOD BUSINESS In this groundbreaking resource, Curt Weeden?a noted expert on corporate giving?shows how to strategically plan, manage, and evaluate corporate contributions so that giving not only serves society but also delivers a return to the companies doing so. Throughout the book, Weeden makes the case for corporate responsibility with a common sense approach that's relevant to any business. Weeden addresses questions commonly asked by decision makers, explaining that there are thirteen hurdles that conspire to put a damper on a corporation's decision to give. Smart Giving provides clear answers explaining why a business should carve out a portion of its revenue and resources to assist causes and the nonprofits that support them. The book answers how much of a company's pretax profits should be used for such purposes and what conditions should be in place in order to justify the use of corporate resources for support of nonprofit organizations. It outlines the circumstances needed to ensure a corporation's philanthropy is properly aligned with its business purposes, and how to put in place a clear strategy and process of corporate giving. The book shows why CEOs and other senior executives should openly endorse smart giving that yields a beneficial ROI for society and the business itself. Weeden also describes how to provide competent oversight once a strategy is in place. These are the essential lynchpins that can make the difference between a lackluster, largely irrelevant giving program and a vibrant, meaningful venture. Smart Giving Is Good Business offers a potent prescription for linking and aligning business to causes that, when served well, will preserve our essential quality of life.
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THE AUTHOR Curt Weeden is president of the consulting firm Business and Nonprofit Strategies, Inc. and a popular writer and speaker on the topics of philanthropy and corporate social responsibility. He founded and served as CEO of the Association of Corporate Contributions Professionals, a national organization representing corporate contributions, community relations, and employee volunteer executives. Weeden is a former Johnson & Johnson vice president who managed that corporation's philanthropy program.