Results for Community

From strength to strength

From strength to strength

February 01, 2001 Corporate contributions to the arts in the UK continue their year-on-year growth, despite continuing worries about lack of relevance to social concerns. Read more >
The Third Generation of Measurement

The Third Generation of Measurement

October 01, 2000 The London Benchmarking Group has just released a new guide to measuring what community programmes achieve for company and community. Ellen West, the LBG’s new co-ordinator, contrasts the LBG approach with an American measurement initiative led by the Council on Foundations. Read more >
Will Day: a new era of business-charity relationships?

Will Day: a new era of business-charity relationships?

October 01, 2000 After some Briefing readers asked for a charity perspective on working with business, we asked Will Day, chief executive of CARE International, and fresh from a unique cross-sector management development programme at Harvard Business School, for his thoughts..... Read more >
On the up and up

On the up and up

August 01, 2000 As big name companies strengthen their contribution programmes, latest figures show corporate giving is rising around the world. Read more >
Toyota in the UK: applying corporate philosophy to a social agenda

Toyota in the UK: applying corporate philosophy to a social agenda

April 01, 2000 The UK motor industry is in the spotlight after BMW’s decision to sell Rover. Here we look at another overseas investor, Toyota, and how it manages community programmes in the light of its strongly held philosophy: that it can best benefit all its stakeholders by being successful and well-managed. Read more >