Top trends changing the spirit of corporate giving
The Step-Up Challenge encourages you to donate your gently used pairs of shoes
The Gauteng Saturday School has produced a number of success stories
The campaign helps to raise awareness of the difficulties people in wheelchairs face on a daily basis
The Trust is helping corporates to put their money in the right places to ensure that SADC communities are truly empowered
Imagine if the NGO sector became a large employer of manpower
BEST shareholders support at least 3.5-million beneficiaries across South Africa
The transparency provided by the internet means that every corporate action is judged
Investing in the Future, Civil Society Award. Winner: Life SANCB’s Optima College
South Africa’s corporate social investment was 7% higher than it was last year
In this context, management’s ability to listen is truly vital
Innovative use of ICT creates sustainable socioeconomic wealth
The positive effect of business leaders becoming actively involved in under-resourced schools is immediate and dramatic
The corporate world has realised that it cannot be successful without paying attention to communities and the environment
Identifying indicators to measure change requires research and expertise
Winner: Investing in the Future and Drivers of Change Business Award — Unjani Clinic
Winner: Chairman’s Award — Volkswagen Group South Africa
Teacher development forms an integral part in helping meet the education requirements of South Africa.
Total CSI expenditure is close to R7-billion every year, yet little is known about the impact of this spend.
In a country with 25% unemployment, finding productive work for the jobless is a matter of priority.
CSI can make a difference, but can it make a measurable impact on an entire community?
Disillusioned, under-employed and engaging in risky behaviour, South Africa’s youth are described as a "ticking time bomb".
The development sector has made a notable shift in the monitoring and evaluation of corporate social investment programmes in recent years.
As with all the best things in life, the hallmarks of a great staff volunteer programme have everything to do with passion and commitment.
Throwing money at problems does not solve all the issues that schools face.
Without the active participation of government, business and the community, development initiatives are doomed to fail in South Africa.
The founder of the M&G Investing in the Future Awards, reports on how they have kept pace with the changes in corporate social responsibility.
The Mail & Guardian will celebrate a Decade of Greening in 2013.
Call by business leaders rekindle debate.
Goodwill is a slippery concept whereby accountants with complicated spreadsheets look at a company to try to quantify its customer loyalty.
Africa is changing. There are signs of new energies, interests, actors and wealth, writes Neville Gabriel.
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/ 8 September 2011
Financial giant Sanlam has launched a new education foundation to help equip young South Africans with the financial literacy to improve their lives.