Corporate Social Responsibility

A Memorial Day social media campaign from a savvy brand raises awareness of our nation’s troops while asking little of its fans—a neat trick.

With the marketplace for sustainability stories more crowded than ever, PR counselors and sustainability leaders must become more strategic to get theirs noticed.

Corporate giving has become highly sophisticated in recent years, but Carrie Fox provides five reasons why any effort is still worth it.

Co-Winner: Klick Health Klick Health wanted to democratize the way it offers its employees the opportunity to give back to their communities, and give them as much choice and control as possible. With its Klick… Continued

Edelman For more than two decades, Edelman has been at the vanguard of helping leading brands and corporations create lasting connections between business and social issues, from StarKist’s dolphin-safe tuna and Dove’s Campaign for Real… Continued

Winner: Havas PR – When Breast Cancer Is Just the Beginning of the Story  Although a breast cancer diagnosis can seem like the end of a story at first, Havas PR discovered that when people… Continued

Cone Communications In continuing its high standard for CSR activities, in 2012 Cone Communications introduced a new approach called Corporate Social ReturnSM, which centers on measurable business, brand and societal impacts that yield benefits for… Continued

Winner: Enermodal Engineering Ltd. – Promoting the Green Lifestyle at Enermodal Engineering, Canada’s Largest Green Building Consultant Canada’s largest green building consulting company needed to put a sharper focus on all of its green efforts… Continued

  Blick & Staff Communications Now in its 20th year of communications work rooted in corporate social responsibility, what makes Blick & Staff unique is its long-term client and cause partner relationships (many 10+ years)… Continued

Winner: QlikTech – The 10-10-10 Challenge QlikTech, a business intelligence software provider, asked its stakeholders a provocative question: Can $10 change the world? That question was the basis of QlikTech’s 10-10-10 Challenge, whose goal was to… Continued