ACCP Staff This month, ACCP President and CEO talks with Robert Simmons, Director of Micron Foundation North America. Robert shares his path to the position,
ACCP Staff In the 5th Annual CSR Insights Report, produced by ACCP and YourCause by Blackbaud, one of the key takeaways was that the demand
In the ever-evolving business landscape, stakeholders’ influence in shaping corporate social impact initiatives cannot be overstated. Companies are increasingly realizing that sustained engagement with stakeholders—from
ACCP Staff ACCP’s President and CEO is excited to speak with Shai Poulard, Global Head of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging at NerdWallet, to learn more about
ACCP Staff ACCP’s President and CEO is excited to speak with Raheem Uqdahl, Vice President of Corporate Social Responsibility at Curaleaf, to learn more about
Andrew J. Troup, Director, Giving & Engagement, BlackbaudOriginally published on YourCause from Blackbaud Does your social impact portfolio have the right balance of charitable contributions
Cristina Vessels, CounselVenable LLP California has approved final regulations (Final Regulations) to implement Assembly Bill 488 (AB 488), which was signed into law in October
Commentary by Carolyn Berkowitz, ACCP President and CEOFirst published in The Well News As political attacks on environmental, social and governance initiatives increase, misconceptions about
ACCP Staff ACCP’s President and CEO is excited to speak with one of our newest board members, Deidra Parrish Williams. Deidra is the Director of
ACCP Staff In today’s rapidly evolving corporate landscape, implementing effective Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) software is no longer an option but a necessity. These digital
Lauren McCarthy, VP of Product at Bonterra (formerly CyberGrants)Alexandra Dailerian, VP of Impact & Inclusion at Comcast Today’s workforce increasingly prioritizes working for companies that
Updated: corporate social responsibility: A brief history Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has come a long way, morphing from a nice thing to do to what