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Other key findings include:
Many entrepreneurs believe philanthropy makes their companies more successful
- 62 percent of respondents say giving back makes their companies more successful in the long run.
- 26 percent say corporate philanthropy was built in to the original business plans.
- 62 percent want to be recognized for their charity work.
- 43 percent believe corporate philanthropy helps attract and retain talent.
- 29 percent made grants based on how charities' causes align with their companies.
- 73 percent encourage their employees to volunteer, and 53 percent offer programs that encourage donating.
Reasons for supporting nonprofits on a corporate level
The top reasons entrepreneurs cite for corporate giving include integrating their personal philosophies for giving into their corporate cultures, helping the less fortunate, believe it's part of a company's corporate citizenship responsibility, it generates good will, it feels good to give, and to support causes that they or people close to them have been affected by.
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