The transparency problem in corporate philanthropy companies contribute billions annually to the public good, but most of them aren't reaping the full value of their largesse
Corporate giving exceeds USD21 billion annually, but new research into the corporate foundations of the Fortune 100 reveals a significant lack of disclosure in their racial justice giving compared with other aspects of environmental, social, and governance spending. This negatively impacts the effic...
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