Reports

The executive summary provides you with key findings and a high level overview from the full report.

A deep dive into the job satisfaction, professional development, motivations, and compensation of people working in corporate citizenship roles. Findings from the most recent issue of this study reflect the progress and pathways of those professionals working to advance corporate citizenship.

This comprehensive survey covers various aspects of an organization’s environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting, and includes the cost and benefits of reporting as well as making connections to financial performance.

Community Involvement Technology Vendors: An Overview is a free report that compiles information provided by 20 technology vendors about their capabilities and pricing.

Community Involvement Technology User Survey is a member-only report providing insight from citizenship professionals who have worked with the vendors themselves. This report provides user experiences reviews, and advice from individuals who have used community involvement technology applications within the past two years.

Center research suggests that the development of citizenship is a stage-by-stage process in which a combination of internal capabilities applied to environmental challenges propels development forward. This Center publication describes the five stages of corporate citizenship and the citizenship dimensions on which they are based. It will help companies gauge where they fit in the current landscape and provide guidance to plot a future course. The publication provides tangible examples and case studies to illustrate distinct dimensions of citizenship within a company at a specific point in time.

A unique research report that reveals how executives view corporate citizenship and their firms' performance in the environmental, social and governance dimensions of business—and how corporate citizenship efforts contribute to business objectives such as increasing market share and enhancing reputation.

The State of Corporate Citizenship 2014 executive summary provides you with key findings and a high level overview from the full report.

The slides in this presentation include figures from the 2015 Community Involvement Study. Please feel free to use any of these slides in your own communications with the Center’s sourcing information included.

The 2015 Community Involvement Study - Executive Summary will provide you with key findings and a high level overview of the full report.

This study shows that the majority of companies today report that community involvement contributes to key business goals, including improved reputation and the attraction and retention of employees. Business is getting strategic about grant making, employee giving, matching gifts, and volunteering.

Industry-specific insights on how companies invest corporate giving and employee volunteering and how these efforts connect to overall business.