About Corporate Citizenship Awards Program

In 1995, the Business Journal developed a concept called Corporate Citizenship: The Business of Giving. This special publication was created to showcase how companies are giving back and the return they get on their investment. It also gives businesses and the causes they support a voice into the business community with the goal of building identity for these organizations.
The Business Journal believes in Corporate Citizenship and supports some 20+ nonprofit organizations through in-kind contributions, a scholarship fund and volunteer hours.
Last year, we vastly expanded our Corporate Citizenship program by adding an awards event to teach, grow and build commitment throughout the business community to citizenship and giving.


	About Corporate Citizenship Puget Sound Business Journal's Corporate Citizenship program is a special publication and awards ceremony that highlights companies and their levels of philanthropy, and shines the spotlight on businesses that do well by doing good.The Business Journal has expanded its Corporate Citizenship program to recognize more companies of all sizes in the greater Puget Sound area for their staunch support of philanthropic causes and organizations. Program Background The Puget Sound Business Journal is committed to philanthropy and corporate citizenship. As a voice to the community, the Business Journal has developed specific programs to help further our mission. In 1995, the Business Journal developed a concept called Corporate Citizenship: The Business of Giving. This special publication was created to showcase how companies are giving back and the return they get on their investment. It also gives businesses and the causes they support a voice into the business community with the goal of building identity for these organizations. The Business Journal believes in Corporate Citizenship and supports some 20+ nonprofit organizations through in-kind contributions, a scholarship fund and volunteer hours. Last year, we vastly expanded our Corporate Citizenship program by adding an awards event to teach, grow and build commitment throughout the business community to citizenship and giving. Want to participate in the Corporate Citizenship Program? Businesses can take part in the Corporate Citizenship program through the following ways: 1) Apply to be on our expanded Top Corporate Philanthropists lists, featured in the Corporate Citizenship special publication on May 14, 2010. Deadline to apply: February 26, 2010 To apply to be on the Top Philanthropists List, click here. 2) Nominate your company for the Healthy Community Corporate Champion Awards—Award winners will be profiled in the Corporate Citizenship special publication and honored at the awards event in May. To nominate a company for it corporate citizenship practices, click here. (Self nominations are encouraged!) 3) Advertise in the Corporate Citizenship special publication—place your company in front of the areas top givers. Tell everyone how your company gives back or place a congratulatory ad in this special publication. For advertising information, click here 4) Attend the Corporate Citizenship Awards Event, and celebrate the Corporate Philanthropists list-makers and businesses who give around the region. To learn more about the Awards Event, click here
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