Transforming the field means leaders of corporate foundations, giving programs, and service organizations must adopt a new approach and mindset. The practitioners tool kit provides case studies, and resources to help you bring your corporate philanthropy peers into the dialogue. These resources are only available to Council members.

The following case studies support the five leadership imperatives from Increasing Impact, Enhancing Value: A Practitioner’s Guide to Leading Corporate Philanthropy.

• ArcelorMittal

  • Council for Stronger Communities Model

  • Sustain Our Great Lakes

• Dow Chemical Company Foundation

  • Jaipur Foot

• General Mills Foundation

  • Box Tops for Education

  • Collaboration for Education Excellence

• Intel Foundation

  • Cross Corporate Collaboration

• Kaiser Permanente

  • Reaching a High-Risk Population in Need of Health Care

• Medtronic

  • Reducing Global Impact of Noncommunicable Diseases

Corporate philanthropy’s new operating system includes a balanced portfolio of responsive, strategic and catalytic investments. View samples to learn how your peers are transforming their programs.

• General Mills Foundation - Mission Focused Strategy
• Kaiser Permanente - Engaging All Assets of a Company

To develop the full potential of corporate philanthropy as a social investment requires highly competent leaders who can serve in business and community leadership roles. Read the stories to learn the career paths taken by several corporate philanthropy leaders.

• Eduardo Cetlin, Amgen
• Dinah Dittman, Kaiser Permanente
• Jacob Gayle, Medtronic Foundation