by Jayne Cravens
  via coyotecommunications.com & coyoteboard.com (same web site)


Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
Advice for ethics, strategies & operations


My advice for corporate social responsibility (CSR) is different than most anything else you will read on the Internet, hear at a workshop or conference or read in a book.

My advice is meant to be provocative. It's meant to be disruptive. Because CSR needs to be disrupted. CSR, particularly as it relates to philanthropy and employee volunteering, needs to be absolutely upended and rethought.

I'm sharing information and approaches and complaints related to corporate philanthropy here on my web site that many nonprofit, NGO and public school staff want to say to corporations and foundations, but they've been too afraid to do so - but I've been listening oh-so-carefully, and I'm happy to share their not-so-kind criticisms, because it's overdue for them to be shared and for CSR programs to be improved.

My advice regarding CSR comes from experiences both as the corporate philanthropy representative at a Fortune 500 company and as the program liaison with various corporate funders and partners, in the USA and in other countries, over thirty years.

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I'm Jayne Cravens. I'm a consultant regarding communications and community engagement, primarily for nonprofits, NGOs and other mission-based organizations. I have many years of experience working with corporations, governments, foundations and other donors, and for two years, I ran a corporate philanthropy program at a Fortune 500 company. I created these corporate social responsibility (CSR) pages on my web site out of frustration of the continuing disconnect between what mission-based organizations, including schools, are trying to accomplish and what corporations and other businesses want to fund and volunteer for. Most advice for CSR comes from people in the for-profit world who have never worked for a nonprofit, charity, public school, etc., and often has a paternal approach to working with mission-based organizations. My approach is different: I am urging the business world to be partners, not dictators, when it comes to the third sector.

Here are the services I can provide regarding CSR.

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