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Winner: Hunton & Williams LLP and Jaffe PR – Privacy Blog Influences Global Privacy and Data Security Developments On Dec. 1, 2010, when the U.S. Federal Trade Commission released a long-awaited report proposing a new… Continued

The Walt Disney Company’s Corporate Citizenship team tapped stars like Miley Cyrus and the Jonas Brothers to inspire kids to adopt sustainable practices in their daily lives as part of its Friends For Change: Project Green campaign.

Winner: Duane Morris – Duane Morris Alumni Program Looking to tap a distinguished alumni network of more than 2,000 legal pros for business leads and valuable networking connections, in 2010 law firm Duane Morris created… Continued

Discovery Communications transformed its 25th anniversary celebration into a day of global employee volunteerism, with thousands of employees participating in volunteer projects all over the globe.

Winner: EMD Serono, Inc. – Making a Difference in Society To make community-based volunteerism accessible to all employees and to integrate community relations into the corporate culture, the communications team at EMD Serono launched the Making… Continued

Southwest Airlines invited hundreds of HR and diversity and inclusion pros from other North Texas companies and organizations to share strategies and tactics to improve the workplace for its diverse group of employees.

Pharmaceutical giant Novartis’ comprehensive CSR package features partnerships with groups like the World Health Organization and IBM in order to fight malaria, tuberculosis and leprosy through its access-to-medicine programs.

The Allstate Foundation, in a partnership with the YMCA, launched a successful hashtag-based Twitter campaign with matching donations up to $75,000 to help fight domestic violence.

With over 40 CSR initiatives in 2010 supporting education, environmental awareness, health and wellness and citizenship, Viacom practices what its Corporate Responsibility Council preaches: citizenship and charitable efforts.

Diago’s strategic investments—$40 million in community activities—and interest in developing five pillars of corporate citizenship in its Latin American and Caribbean regions helped strengthen the company’s bonds with businesses and communities.