Corporate social responsibility (CSR) & Volunteer
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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Volunteer Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) refers to initiatives undertaken by organizations or businesses to demonstrate their commitment to social and environmental well-being. These activities are not driven by profit, but rather focus on creating positive impact, enhancing quality of life, and reducing the negative effects of business operations at the community, societal, and national levels. CSR activities can take many forms, including charitable donations, support for education, environmental conservation, assistance for the underprivileged, and various other forms of social development. Under the operations of the Foundation for Rehabilitation & Development of Children and Family (FORDEC), organizations and volunteers are invited to participate in meaningful and creative CSR initiatives. With both knowledge and hands-on support, we work together to improve the lives of children, youth, families, and communities. In addition to fostering real change in society, CSR activities help strengthen an organization’s public image, build trust, enhance relationships with stakeholders, and contribute to long-term sustainability—for both the organization and society as a whole. These efforts align with each entity’s policies, vision, interests, and capabilities.
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