These Champions of Good use their products to empower Singaporeans, collaborating with organisations to make a difference. 

F&B businesses were some of the worst-hit during the pandemic, but that didn't stop ABR and PopeJai from helping others in greater need.

For companies like Singtel and Xylem Water Solutions Singapore, doing good remains integral to doing business. 

These Champions of Good continue to lead the way in doing good, taking part in Giving Week in successive years.

Despite Covid-19, organisations innovated to lead by example and inspire fellow businesses to do good.

Beyond making donations, it sets up paid-leave schemes and creates opportunities for its employees to roll up their sleeves.

In designing CSR initiatives, it's important for companies to plan for desired outcomes with intent, rather than hope that they will happen.

Four Company of Good members are caring for and giving back to communities, in celebration of the national spirit towards building a City of Good.

As more Singaporeans flock online to do their shopping, retail businesses have ridden on the trend and created their do-good projects in the digital space.

When planning a corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative, companies tend to send their employees to volunteer or donate to a charity. However, the possibilities of doing go...

How do you ensure that your doing good can be truly impactful and sustainable for the causes you support? An easy guide to follow when planning your CSR or ESG efforts is to t...

Despite being one of the industries worst hit by COVID-19, SIA, Singapore Hotel Association, Grand Hyatt Singapore and Expedia did not stop their efforts to do good for society.

How Company of Good empowered Abry's founder and CEO to collaborate with others to create a greater impact to help marginalised individuals and their families.

Founder of The Nail Social, Cheryl Ou and CEO of Right People Renewable Energy, Robin Pho shares about how they play their part to do good in their business. 

When companies join forces to bring about change in society, a larger impact on different communities in need can be created, allowing CSR efforts achieve greater heights.

Founder and CEO of Spic and Span, Benjamin Chua shares how they stay true to the business's mission of “giving back selflessly” during this period of COVID-19.

Companies big or small can all make a difference when they come together, collaborate, leverage on their expertise and resources for the good of society and the nation..

While much has been abuzz about Sustainable Investing, one bank is walking the talk. Standard Chartered is pioneering the way,..

The MPA Sustainability Office aims to "foster a culture of good governance, prudent resource management and conscientious environmental and social practices".

Currently, 14 persons with disabilities have found full or part-time employment with the Pan Pacific Hotels Group's Singapore properties

It invests in programmes and supports staff to go on non-EY corporate volunteer activities of their choice.

Instead of a season of gifting, can we turn December into a season for giving? That was the thought behind Giving Week - starting on Giving Tuesday (right after Cyber Monday), and ...

In collaboration with Company of Good, A Good Pitch is returning with a special twist! We are looking to support working professionals who have a burning desire to bring about posi...

Fuji Xerox believes in doing good and doing right by young people. They are, after all, our country's future - and Fuji Xerox has since paved the way for many youths, in their...

Cash is the preferred gift for many non-profits, but are there other ways of giving? NVPC's Director of Knowledge & Advocacy Jeffrey Tan discusses the need for a broader view o...

Other than helping the underprivileged, the labour movement marshalls its employees to volunteer with the less fortunate.  

At Resorts World Sentosa (RWS), where your sense of adventure is ignited, giving takes on more than the usual - they tap on their unique expertise and areas of specialisation to pi...

So inspired was Ms Joyce Siew when she first joined the Fellowship programme that the Associate Director of Communications at Marina Bay Sands (MBS) decided to be a mentor her...

As one of Singapore's biggest financial institutions, what better way to give back than improving financial literacy of children? Prudential Singapore's Cha-Ching programme does ju...

What do you do with your preloved undergarments? That was the question D'Elegance received from their customers, and the answer helped launch the company's corporate giving initiat...

Established business leaders air their thoughts on why doing good is an integral fixture in their company's bid for sustained success.

The Company of Good Fellowship Programme kickstarted in May with 10 learning days over five months, to help organisations learn to be better at corporate giving.

Mapletree and Temasek Holdings actively partner the National Arts Council to support performance arts. This includes lining up arts groups to provide lunchtime performances for the...

Looking to advocate a collaborative approach to meet community needs, Credit Suisse has come alongside NVPC and CFS to launch CoLABS.

What does a corporate giving approach that is "uniquely Singapore" look like? Building on the local knowledge and passion of employees, Standard Chartered Bank Singapore's giving i...

Some firms view corporate giving as an extracurricular activity. Exceptions like Economic Development Innovations Singapore views corporate giving as a collaborative, sustained and...

One of the values OCBC Bank sees in its giving programmes is how corporate giving activities positively impact its corporate culture, which in turn improves business services.

Giving is so entrenched in Hilton Worldwide’s DNA that it has no need for a Corporate Responsibility Department. This founding member of Company of Good also firmly believes ...

Companies who do good do more than philanthropy. It is also good business strategy as corporate giving opens up opportunities for building of stronger relationships with customers ...

Company of Good launches to convert corporate non-givers into givers, and to encourage companies that already give to become multipliers and leaders of good.