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The ROI Of Volunteering & Eco Action
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) isn’t just a buzzword — it’s a strategic tool for growth.
Whether you’re refining your existing CSR policy or asking, “What is corporate social responsibility in business?”, this handbook is here to help.
Packed with hard-hitting stats, we’ll show you how CSR activities like volunteering and eco-action deliver real benefits. From enhancing your ESG policy to improving employee engagement, the impact is undeniable.
Here’s what’s inside:
Why CSR matters now more than ever
The numbers that prove the value of positive action
How OnHand simplifies CSR for measurable results
The Growing Demand for CSR
Corporate social responsibility activities have evolved — social and eco action aren’t just nice to have, they’re essential for business success. And the proof is in the numbers.
Consumers care: 90% of consumers will switch brands to support a good cause and boycott a brand due to irresponsible business practices
Talent matters: 86% of millennials would take a pay cut to work at a company with a strong purpose
Regulations increase pressure: Frameworks like CSRD and the Social Value Model mean companies must step up their CSR reporting game
Investors expect action: 73% demand clear proof of environmental corporate social responsibility before backing a business
73%
of investors say that to win their support, companies must first show how they're supporting communities and the environment
86%
of millennials would take a pay cut to work at a company with a strong purpose
Take Actionable Steps Towards Your CSR Success
Taking steps toward a meaningful corporate social responsibility policy doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Start by identifying the causes that align most closely with your company’s values. Whether it’s sustainability, community engagement, or employee wellbeing, focus your efforts on areas where you can create measurable change.
A practical way to get started is by integrating CSR activities into your existing workplace culture. Encourage employees to participate in volunteering or environmental action.
It’s also essential to ensure that your efforts are authentic. With public scrutiny of greenwashing at an all-time high, transparent communication about your successes — and the challenges you face — is key.
By embedding corporate social responsibility into your business strategy, you can drive meaningful impact that benefits not just the world but also your organization’s long-term success.