Wednesday, December 2, 2015

A Company To Model After



 

When I think of CSR there are many different ways in which I see a company caring for those around them, especially their stakeholders and employees.  Having a great CSR is not always an easy task and can often be very difficult to comprehend or accomplish if it has not already been established.  This can also be difficult for government organizations where rules and regulations restrict freedom of maneuver, and are often tied down by policies. To give you a better understanding of what CSR is we will provide an example of a company who has excelled in corporate social responsibility.

                One company that has excelled in corporate social responsibility is none other than the Walt Disney Company.  For many years now Walt Disney World and the company as a whole has received great honors for the ways in which it gives back to not only its employees but the community, and the world as a whole.  Year after year Walt Disney continues to inspire people around the world to make a difference whether big or small.  Recently Disney had received an award within the citizenship category of a CSR ranking for its philanthropic and environmental efforts. 

                One of Disney’s main focuses is volunteer work and the ways it can give back to the community.  Along with this Disney has become the largest media and entertainment corporations in the world.  With that being said Disney’s constant “Imagineering” plays an enormous role in the way it gives back to those who have helped the company become what it is today.  Besides its volunteer work, Disney continues to strive for a cleaner, greener environment, as well as care for the less fortunate, and support of families and soldiers who have served our nation.  Along with these contributions it continues to support higher education, and local economies as well.  Despite all the great things Disney has done for the community, its employees, and the world they believe that as long as there is imagination left in the world, there will always be improvement and work to be done. 

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