Resources
Corporate Citizenship and Philanthropy
In this issue
• The FT provides pioneering assessments of leading nongovernmental organisations
• Watch a video clip or listen to a series of podcasts featuring lead writer Andrew Jack - -
Content
A model still striving to prove itself
Partnership is one way donors are seeking greater involvement, says Andrew Jack
NGO evolution: Charities look to businesses
The nonprofit sector is becoming more professional, says Sarah Murray
Socially responsible investment: Practising what they preach
Foundations find it hard to divorce their investment strategies from their aims, says Ross Tieman
Business schools: Social issues sweep campus
A once peripheral part of teaching is now core, says Sarah Murray
Good causes: Building capacity is still the challenge
Partnerships between business and NGOs are bearing fruit, says Ross Tieman
Corporate citizenship: More than the sum of the parts
Partnerships between NGOs and companies are growing, says Sarah Murray
Philanthropy: More may not be better
Along with big gifts goes a big risk of distorting money flows, says Andrew Jack
The business of philanthropy: Intermediaries have the skill to help give
The business of helping to direct the giving of others is booming, says Andrew Jack
Social entrepreneurship: Dividing lines are becoming blurred
New sources of energy, dynamism and funds are being tapped, says Sarah Murray
The rankings: Trend to partnerships is positive
Andrew Jack reads between the lines of the pioneering tables that count the value of collaboration
