Often in this space we offer ideas and information reinforced by research, surveys, and initiatives. However, we thought a voice coming from a different perspective of the corporate social responsibility field was important. An integral role in the community engagement piece of corporate social responsibility is the nonprofit. For for-profits, managing the relationships with the charities your business supports is very important to ensure any collaboration succeeds.
Thus, we reached out to our good friend and Interim Executive Director at SOS Outreach, Seth Ehrlich. Ehrlich has been employed at SOS Outreach for nine years and is in charge of the organization's corporate donor relationship management. You can read more about Ehrlich's professional background below in the right hand column and more about SOS Outreach at the very end of the article.
You can read our interview with Ehrlich below. Several factors he mentions are the steps for businesses to get involved in working with a charity as well as what it takes to create a long-lasting, impacting relationship. Ehrlich also talks about why returns for both the charity and the business are necessary and how SOS is able to achieve that symbiotic relationship with its partners.
Thus, we reached out to our good friend and Interim Executive Director at SOS Outreach, Seth Ehrlich. Ehrlich has been employed at SOS Outreach for nine years and is in charge of the organization's corporate donor relationship management. You can read more about Ehrlich's professional background below in the right hand column and more about SOS Outreach at the very end of the article.
You can read our interview with Ehrlich below. Several factors he mentions are the steps for businesses to get involved in working with a charity as well as what it takes to create a long-lasting, impacting relationship. Ehrlich also talks about why returns for both the charity and the business are necessary and how SOS is able to achieve that symbiotic relationship with its partners.