The Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship (BCCCC) is where companies come together to learn more, do more, and achieve more in the business world and the world at large. Look around to see what your peers are doing and—more importantly—how you can join them.
Full access to the website is available to BCCCC members.
Attend the Conference, register for an in-person learning experience, or—better yet—ask about membership so you can take advantage of ALL the networking happening within our corporate citizenship community.
BCCCC offers an in-depth library of research and reports on corporate citizenship topics. Browse our different topic pages for a closer look at what's happening in your corner of CSR.
Stay abreast of issues affecting corporate citizens and key stakeholders. Enjoy access to best practices and guidance on trending topics via emails, timely articles, and more.
When your latest CSR program succeeds, let us help you share your story. Volunteer to speak at the Conference or an upcoming webinar. Submit your news for inclusion in a BCCCC article.
For more than 25 years, the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship has periodically updated its Community Involvement Study. This study explores shifting trends in employee volunteering, corporate giving, and corporate community involvement issue alignment. This year, we're breaking the data down into three sub-reports, highlighting each of these three major strands: volunteering, giving, and C.I. issue alignment. With each sub-report, BCCCC members also enjoy insightful supplements to flesh out topics like nonprofit board service and the use of A.I. in grantmaking.
Non-members can request the summary here. For full findings, including hundreds of pages of charts, trends, templates, and more, ask about membership for your company.
Is your company already a member? Log in here to access all the Center's helpful resources and networking tools!
Looking to earn your Certificate in Corporate Citizenship Leadership? Join other CSR leaders, at Boston College, for one week in December! Bring your work goals and challenges into the curriculum, as our world-renowned executive advisors guide your cohort through actionable learning and discussion.
For nearly 40 years, the International Corporate Citizenship Conference (#BCConf), hosted by the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship (BCCCC), has brought together hundreds of global CSR professionals looking to learn, share, and network among peers.
Created specifically for CSR professionals who manage teams, the Management Intensive is a five-day certificate program that will provide you with the strategic, organizational, and communication tools needed to advance good corporate citizenship.
Lowe's-funded, post-disaster training program creates new pathways in skilled trades
When Hurricane Helene swept through Western North Carolina, it left more than wreckage in its wake—it left families without homes, communities without workers, and futures on hold. In response to the widespread damage, Lowe’s and the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) launched the Rapid Recovery Construction Training Program (RRCA) at Blue Ridge Community College in Flat Rock, North Carolina.
Powered by NCCER’s Level Up: Core Construction curriculum and funded through Lowe’s disaster relief initiative, RRCA is a tuition-free, fast-track program designed to train and place students, many of who lost their previous jobs due to the hurricane, in high-demand trades like electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and general construction—quickly and effectively.
“Lowe’s collaborated with NCCER to develop this training program as a result of the devastating impact of Hurricane Ian,” said Julie Yenichek, Lowe’s director of community relations. “The program is a fast-track to a new career that will not only help people get back on their feet after a disaster, but also help their neighbors rebuild.” Learn more about this program here.
Samsung continues its flagship STEM education initiative.
Samsung Electronics America announced the launch of the 16th annual Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition, the company’s flagship STEM education initiative designed to empower U.S. public school students in grades 6–12 to leverage science, technology, engineering, and math to address real-world challenges in their communities. This year, 500 schools will be awarded prizes, with the winning teams earning up to $100,000 in Samsung technology and classroom resources for their schools. The total prize pool amounts to $2 million, with several opportunities to win prizes along the way.
Learn more about this program here.
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