World Affairs Council CEO Explains How a 4-year Commitment Makes an Enormous Difference for a Nonprofit. And for a Donor.

A substantial commitment (minimal $25,000 per year for at least four years) to support the work of a nonprofit organization is valuable for the nonprofit as well as for the donating company or foundation. This significant donation provides the nonprofit with financial stability to plan and increase impact around its mission. The donor has the opportunity to support a cause that has greater impact and accurately measure the effectiveness of the gift. Craig Snyder, one of Philadelphia’s leading nonprofit CEOs, explains.

PECO CEO Shares Criteria for Selecting and Measuring Nonprofit Partners

In the highly competitive energy sector, PECO has built a reputation as a reliable provider and generous corporate citizen. Contributing to the company’s leading position is their commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility, and their many years of community involvement with nonprofit organizations. President and CEO Craig Adams and Director of Corporate Relations Romona Riscoe Benson share the PECO way of working with nonprofits.

How CSR is Helping Enterprise Recruit Thousands of College Graduates a Year

Enterprise Holdings (the parent company of Enterprise Rent-A-Car, National Car Rental, Alamo Rent a Car and Enterprise CarShare) is one of the largest employers of college graduates in the country. They’ve had this distinction for several years hiring smart, motivated men and women into their Management Training Program. Robert (Bobby) Keyes, Vice President/General Manager for the Enterprise Holdings regional office in Philadelphia, explains how CSR is a competitive advantage for recruiting and retaining the top talent the company needs for its rapid growth.