Find uplifting stories about heroes, innovations, and solutions
19 results for "corporate social responsibility"
Delta Air Lines just gave more than 2,000 people in Ghana's Ga Mashie community something we often take for granted: easy access to clean drinking water. The new mechanized borehole marks two decades of the airline connecting Ghana to America and investing in local lives.
A major bank just invested in preserving centuries of cultural heritage while honoring the leadership that brought peace to an entire kingdom. The donation will help rebuild Ghana's historic Gbewaa Palace, a symbol of unity for the Dagbon people.
Hundreds of Ugandans received free medical care at a health camp organized by Dfcu Bank, Busoga Kingdom, and Rotary to celebrate the bank's 62nd anniversary. The initiative is just the first of several planned camps that will reach over 2,000 people across the country.
Nearly 3,000 students at two Ghanaian high schools no longer have to miss class searching for clean water. Republic Bank Ghana installed solar-powered water systems that ended years of shortages.
A Mumbai real estate company is celebrating four decades in business by teaching children financial literacy through a free storybook. The book introduces saving, investing, and goal-setting concepts through simple stories kids can understand.
When Ghana's prison system faced a critical medicine shortage, a pharmaceutical company delivered essential supplies to help inmates and officers get the care they need. The move is sparking hope for more private sector support to close healthcare gaps.
A homegrown Ghanaian car company just donated eight motorcycles and two TVs to strengthen the country's security operations. It's a shining example of local businesses stepping up to support public service.
Police officers in Ghana's capital no longer have to choose between abandoning their posts or standing in pouring rain. Electroland Ghana just installed five mobile security kiosks at busy intersections to keep officers safe and visible.
A tech company in India is proving that corporate responsibility can change lives one scholarship at a time. Since 2017, Intuit's program has supported over 2,300 girls from low-income families to complete their college education.
Over 2,000 Saudi companies have invested $1.33 billion in social responsibility programs, marking a dramatic shift toward corporate-led community development. The Kingdom now ranks 16th globally for social responsibility, with 72% of major companies running impact initiatives.
Nigeria's largest indigenous grocery retailer just delivered over 9,800 medical interventions to nearly 4,000 people who needed care. Marketsquare brought doctors, surgeons, and dentists to Yenagoa to give back to the community that supported their first store.
Nine communities in Ghana's Eastern Region are getting new schools, health facilities, and community centers thanks to a $1 million investment. The ZiJin Akyem Development Foundation just launched construction on 13 projects that will transform daily life for thousands of residents.
A new state-of-the-art emergency unit is transforming healthcare access for thousands in Ghana's Volta Region. The 15 million cedi facility addresses critical overcrowding and brings advanced medical equipment to those who need it most.
A mobile e-bus equipped with computers will travel across rural Gujarat, teaching 25 students at a time basic digital skills they rarely get to learn. The first-of-its-kind program launches this academic year, funded by Toyota for two years before transferring to local control.
TMDK Group distributed 17,000 bags of rice and maize flour to vulnerable families in Zamfara State, Nigeria, ensuring dignified observance of the fasting season. What started with just 100 bags in 2006 has grown into a lifeline for thousands.
Over 600 teachers in Nigeria just gained new skills to transform their classrooms, thanks to an energy company investing in education. Three educators even invented solutions so good they're ready for market.
A small innovation team in Cairo has exploded into a 600-person powerhouse, with an $80 million investment planned over the next three years. Egypt's tech talent is now solving complex global challenges while building a culture of giving back.
A gold mining company just cleared medical debts for up to 200 patients trapped in a Ghanaian hospital because they couldn't afford their bills. The $12,000 donation will let people who've been medically cleared finally go home.
A UK charity supporting adults with learning disabilities is inviting businesses to join a two-week kindness challenge starting February 17. For £100, companies get tools to engage their teams in spreading kindness while gaining visibility and supporting a great cause.