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The Role of Employees in a Corporate Philanthropy Program

Author: Hirschfield, Ira S.

Publication Year: 1981

Media Type: Report

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This is the sixth essay in the section on New Directions in Corporate Philanthropy. Corporate voluntarism serves the individual, the community, and the corporation. Hirschfield explores the use of retired employees as volunteers, paid-leave programs, and participation of employees in contribution decisionmaking.

Abstract:

This is the sixth essay in the section on New Directions in Corporate Philanthropy. Corporate voluntarism serves the individual, the community, and the corporation. Hirschfield explores the use of retired employees as volunteers, paid-leave programs, and participation of employees in contribution decisionmaking. (p. 8)

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Categories: Volunteerism, Private Sector, Funding

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