3 Easy Ways to Get Started with CSR as a Small Business
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) should be at the top of your small business’s priorities. Discover easy ways you can get started with CSR initiatives.
What Nonprofits Can Learn From the Corporate World
While nonprofits and corporations are different in many regards, both are looking to maximize their impact with the greatest return on investment. As nonprofits work to optimize their social good, there are some best practices…
Corporate Business Practices That Nonprofits Should Be Replicating For Good
Corporate Business Practices That Nonprofits Should Be Replicating For Good Although in many key areas, nonprofits are completely different from corporations, they also have important similarities. Like a business, nonprofits seek to use resources efficiently,…
“How millennials are changing corporate generosity”
CEO Chris Hammond was interviewed for this June 24, 2019 article in the Chicago Tribune on millennials and corporate social responsibility: https://www.chicagotribune.com/business/success/tca-success-how-millennials-are-pushing-corporate-generosity-20190624-story.html
Digitize Your Nonprofit On a Shoestring Budget
Project Management Using the Cloud No more lost files, disorganized desks, or printer struggles! Watch CGC COO Brandon McCarty share his tried and true methods for making your organization paperless – including the project management…
Our First CGC Retreat!
The CGC team gathered together for the first of many annual retreats. We hiked, we planned, we talked about our vision and mission, we ate pastries, and we told Alexa what to do. We could…
CSR Spotlight on the Caterpillar Foundation
An Interview about CSR with Aili Reome, Global Social Advocacy Manager What does corporate social responsibility (CSR) look like when done correctly? CGC recently had the opportunity to sit down with Aili Reome, Global Social Advocacy…
The Reality of Nonprofit Overhead Costs
The Pay-What-It-Takes model advocates for a more practical view of nonprofit operations and moves the emphasis from what it takes just to fund a program to what it takes to fund a program that makes an impact. Hopefully, with this new model, the end of this all-too-familiar struggle is in sight!