Corporate Philanthropy
$50
can teach a frontline staff member to identify the effects of trauma on clients.
$100
can cover a year’s worth of leadership training to keep and develop a great teacher.
$500
can supply a child with daycare and preschool until their parents find work and can make ends meet.
$1000
can prevent eviction through subsidies and follow-up services for a family facing homelessness.
$5000
can provide an unemployed adult with vocational training, counseling and job placement services.
The SF Gives corporate citizenship initiative ran from 2014-2018, engaging businesses of all shapes and sizes to build a better Bay Area. Want to learn how your business can help fight poverty in the Bay Area? Check out our Playbook on corporate social responsibility for ideas on developing effective corporate philanthropy programs and diversifying your workforce.
The SF Gives Corporate Philanthropy Playbook benchmarks our region’s corporate philanthropy and provides a step-by-step guide to start or optimize a CSR program.
The SF Gives Corporate Philanthropy Playbook benchmarks our region’s corporate philanthropy and provides a step-by-step guide to start or optimize a CSR program.
The Playbook was developed in close collaboration with Boston Consulting Group and SF Gives member companies and draws on best practices from a variety of CSR programs and initiatives. The Playbook serves as a resource for companies looking to diversify their workforce and develop effective corporate philanthropy efforts.
If you’re interested in learning more about Tipping Point’s current corporate engagement program, please contact Alicia Reza at alicia@tippingpoint.org