Program CSR from Citibank named Citi Peka (an acronym for Indonesian words Peduli and Berkarya, which mean for do some good acitivities), is the umbrella from all of CSR program that done by Citibank. Citi Peka was established in February 1999 and publishes to the worker in December 1998, and also this program keeps continued every year. Purposes of this program are Citi wants motivate people for developing and strengthen education program and community in people of Indonesia. In this program, Citi not only offers the funds but also the workers in Citibank are volunteer in Citi Peduli, so Citi wants invite employees for caring their CSR program, whereas Citi assume employees are important and Citi believe workers as family. In 2012, around 4600 employees be volunteer in many program that held by Citi Peka, including be volunteer in Global Community Day (is one day in a year for Citi Peka held a Charity day, and employees has one free day to be volunteer). Citi Peka …show more content…
Citi Peka, through Citi Foundation provides funding USD 765.000 for launched the first educational comic book, and theater show, with Mitra Mandiri Foundation and Teater Koma. This program designed for introduced value as well as financial literacy for elementary students. “ The Adventure of Agent Penny “ was part of education campaign, the purpose os learn about basic of financial. In 2012, there are 342 schools have visited, 30.180 students and 1.672 teachers was watched this campaign.
h. Financial education for poor people to teach the basic knowledge of financial, so they could take the best financial management and help them from poverty to prosperity. Citi Peka had allocate USD 401.000 to this program from 2014 until 2012, collaborate with LMFE-UI to reach the micro-entrepreneur in various provinces. LMFE-UI gave training for more than 526 trainer that consisting of cooperatives, Bank Credit (BPR) and microfinance institution will directly related with around 43.252 clients
I plan on volunteering for many different organizations, that I am both currently working with, and plan to. For example, I participate in volunteer events for Special Olympic games, The Everett Theater, and St. Joseph’s Parish. By helping
I was the community service coordinator/ secretary I organized events that we would volunteer such as a walk for autism, volunteering at St Rita’s Church and volunteering at numerous hospitals. In Interact
Jose L. Garcia-Aponte was born in Guayama, Puerto Rico. He is blessed to have two children, US ARMY PFC Caleb Ho’Onuii, a member of the elite 82nd Airborne Division, Velmarye and one amazing grandson, Mr. Alejandro, and a Maximum aka: MAX an English Golder Retriever. After almost 29 years of honorable service to his nation as a US ARMY soldier he retired on 2009 as a Command Sergeant Major at Program Executive Office of Simulation Training and Instrumentation (PEO STRI) in Orlando, Florida. In June 2005 he was awarded the Soldiers Medal for saving the life of another soldier.
I love volunteering because even though you don't get money for helping someone, you get the joy and happiness of knowing you did something good for someone else. Being a member of Key Club and Junior Optimist I have the opportunity to volunteer frequently in the community and to the school. I have volunteered to work in various booths at the Glandorf Park Fest. I helped work at the YMCA Trunk or Treat to pass out candy to the little kids on Halloween. A group of my friends went over to Kalida to help with the Triathlon.
Our chapter participated in canyons and beaches clean ups, with the I Love a Clean San Diego Organization, fed homeless people and people with disabilities as well as other service engagements. I also researched for individual service opportunities that Phi Theta Kappa members could have participated on their own. Recently, it has become more complex to manage classes and extracurricular activities since I decided to step up in Phi Theta Kappa when our elected president
“The Lesson” “The Lesson” was written by Toni Cade Bambara. This essay recounts the day Miss Moore took a group of neighborhood kids to the toy store F.A.O Schwartz. Sylvia and her friend Sugar make it clear that they’d rather be somewhere else and out enjoying the day. Sylvia and her friends are astounded by the price tags they see on some toys and are left breathless wondering why someone would pay “37$ for a performing clown or 1000$ for a handcrafted sailboat”. The conflict between the narrator Sylvia is external conflict and it is shown by self VS economic welfare.
I have had the unforgettable opportunity to personally raise $1,400 for kids to go to summer camp, whose families could not afford it otherwise. I have worked at food drives, homeless shelters, and kid’s programs in my town, in hopes to make someone’s day a little bit better and ultimately make my community stronger. These experiences shaped who I am today. While I cherish the experience I had making a difference in my own town, I am ready to grow and leave a positive impact somewhere else in the country.
The volunteers are similar to the volunteers I work with every day at City Year. Everyone comes from different states and different cultures, but we are all share the same purpose. That purpose is to bridge the gap in the education
Brandt in one of her books, “Sponsor of Literacy,” verify the method for changing of the literacy learning from 1895 and 1985. She changes the concept that people do not have ability to become literate by themselves. For Brandt, sponsors not only assist people but also take some advantage from them. Brandt firstly states that before mid-nineteenth printer apprentices used to be well paid until the invention of print industry. At this time, printer apprentices were obligated to have reading and writing skills to be successful in their area.
Not only do these clubs recognize academic excellence, they also provide many opportunities for community service. Blood drives, food drives and Operation Christmas Child are only a few of the projects that we participate in throughout the year. I am
In fiscal 2014, more than 165 associates in newly opened stores participated in volunteer events prior to the grand opening of their location” (CarMax, Inc.
1) Evaluate how Nestlé 's approach to corporate responsibility was good for their business. Corporate businesses generally have to meet ethical, legal, commercial and public expectations. That is what is expected of the business world today. This is known as the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). However, businesses with short-term goal will rarely practice CSR since practicing it does not bring any benefit.
"We are not in business to make maximum profit for our shareholders. We are in business...to serve society. Profit is our reward for doing it well. If business does not serve society, society will not long tolerate our profits or even our existence." Kenneth Dayton, former Chairman of the Dayton-Hudson Corporation 1.
1. Why did Nike fail to address corporate social responsibility early on? Nike fail to address Corporate Social Responsibility early on because to be remain competitive, keep on producing in low cost and increasing profit, Nike footwear factory has moved to the other country with low costs labor. At first, Nike was founded in U.S then began moving to other country in the 1960s, to Japan, then Korea and Taiwan, and in the beginning 1980s, to Southern China and Nike footwear production still keep on moving to the other Asian country where the manufacturing cost is still low.
CSR plays an important role in world of business as it implies to do well by doing good. A large number of multinational units have set global standards, in which same technology is used throughout the world. This helps to create a strategic advantage as well as also serves to elevate the technological expectations. The CSR initiatives not only help in creating awareness and education, but it also helps in ensuring the growth of middle class people. Some of the companies make use of it by expansion of their consumer base in rural as well as urban areas.