Chapter 11 (Nonprofits and corporate social responsibility) Flashcards
- knowns as nongovernmental organizations,
- are tax exempt
- operate in sectors such as healthcare, education, environment, human rights
- allowed to make income
what is this ?
nonprofit
- involves identifying and cultivating donor prospects and converting those prospects into donors
- can be difficult to go back to many of the same donors every year and continue to ask for support
- in hard economic times, nonprofits might have more difficulty convincing people to make a gift
what is this ?
individual donations
- seek out grants from corporations, private foundations, and government agencies
- this could entail submitting a proposal and application that details your goals and expected outcomes based on how much money you are seeking
what is this ?
grants and foundation
- enables the nonprofit to be more sustainable and less susceptible to downturns in donations and/or grants
- much more entrepreneurial in nature and requires the ability to balance financial sustainability with social impact
what is this ?
income generating social enterprise
a company’s attempt at operating in an ethical and socially responsible manner in the communities where it operates
what is this ?
corporate social responsibility (CSR)
what are the 3 things in a stakeholder approach ?
- people
- profit
- planet
international organization helps businesses and governments understand and communicate the impact they are having on the issues that they are tackling
what is this ?
global reporting initiative (GRI)
a green building certification program that is used worldwide
what is this ?
leadership in energy and environmental design (LEED)
- a certification system that aims to promote more equitable and sustainable trading practices both between producers and between consumers in developed countries.
- the system seeks to address power imbalances so that producers receive a fair compensation for their labor
what is this ?
fair trade
What are there 3 ways to measure CSR efforts ?
- global reporting initiative (GRI)
- leadership in energy and environmental design (LEED)
- fair trade
the social responsibility of business is to increase its profits
what is this ?
shareholder theory (Friedmond doctrine)
a firm should create value for all stakeholders, not just shareholders
what is this ?
stakeholder theory
a for profit company that legally sets a companys societal and environmental mission as a core business objective
what is this ?
benefit corporation
a business with specific social objectives that serve its primary purpose
what is this ?
social enterprise
- third sector
- NGOs
- NPOs
are all what ?
non profits