Cooperation between companies and non-profit organizations may make winners of both
It's nothing new for companies to engage with local communities by supporting local charities or creating foundations. Retail giant Target prides itself on its relationship with the communities where it has stores, devoting 5 percent of profits to local projects. As well as promoting the company's name among customers and employees, such corporate good deeds help communities to develop, says James Hale, executive VP, general counsel and secretary at Target. 'And if we work in a prosperous
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