Carbon offsets, charitable sponsorship, sustainable building materials, food shelter donations…the number of possible directions for a conversation on sustainability and corporate social responsibility is almost unlimited. And the folks who tuned into Twitter for #CSRshareDay on April 23 to tweet and share their ideas and best practices hit all these topics and more.
Missed the 24-hour event? You can still go to Twitter and search for #CSRshareDay to read and retweet the posts. Positive Impact Events, the Manchester, U.K.–based organization behind the event, had a goal of reaching 2 million people with the #CSRshareDay tweets.
Here are some of our favorites.
HOST: Speaking of water, see how @Coachella & @GLBLInheritance encourage festivalgoers to recycle water bottles during the event https://t.co/FSawQcLXAz #CSRshareDay #Coachella
— Palm Springs Oasis (@thegpsoasis) April 23, 2018
Donations can be a big part of CSR in companies what charities does your company support? @CaesarsEnt support Gambleaware, Gamcare and the Young Gamblers Education Trust through The Responsible Gambling Trust.#CSRshareDay
— #CSRshareDay (@CSRshareDay) April 23, 2018
#DidYouKnow @oregoncc donates 101,500+ pounds
— #CSRshareDay (@CSRshareDay) April 23, 2018
of food annually to the Blanchet House, a Portland shelter#CSRshareDay pic.twitter.com/w92KSfrd0l
Does your company get involved with local athletic events? it can be a great way to start getting involved with charitable giving and sponsorship. In 2017 Cerespo employees joined the triathlon festival at showa Kinen Park as volunteers! @pievents_japan #CSRshareDay pic.twitter.com/RRbX3BPap4
— #CSRshareDay (@CSRshareDay) April 23, 2018
.@IMEX_Group ask attendees to carbon-offset travel, and offer carbon-free
— #CSRshareDay (@CSRshareDay) April 23, 2018
train travel to Frankfurt to all European hosted buyers through
Deutsche Bahn. #CSRshareDay #cleanairnow #carbon pic.twitter.com/gIOapR5vVb
