This document discusses CECP's efforts to standardize corporate giving reporting globally. It provides an overview of CECP, its Corporate Giving Standard called Giving in Numbers, and its new Global Guide which defines criteria for qualified non-governmental organizations globally. The Global Guide is being piloted in 2013 with data collection open in May and July. Participating companies will provide confidential data on their international giving to be used for aggregate analysis and benchmarking purposes.

1. CECP
Global Giving Analysis
Carmen Perez
Senior Research Analyst, Global Valuation

2. Agenda
1. About CECP
2. Corporate Giving Standard
– Giving in Numbers (GIN)
3. Global Guide
4. Next Steps
5. Question and Answer

3. Thank you Russia Donors Forum!

4. CECP
CECP draws together and empowers senior
executives of the world’s leading companies to
achieve unprecedented progress on societal
challenges while driving business performance.

5. CECP
Benchmarking Partner

6. CECP
Excellence
Awards
2013 Board of Boards:
Ginni Rometty, CEO, of IBM
2012
Summit:
Courageous
Conversations
Thought
Leadership

7. CECP
Four Criteria:
1) CEO Leadership 2) Innovation 3) Dedication to Measurement 4) Partnership
12th Annual Excellence Awards 11th Annual Excellence Awards 10th Annual Excellence Awards
• Kraft Foods • The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. • Intel Corporation
• Xylem Inc. • Bristol-Myers Squibb Company • General Mills, Inc.
• GOOD360 • DonorsChoose.org • The Boston Beer Company
(nominated by The Home Depot) (nominated by Crate and Barrel) • Partners In Health
(nominated by Eli Lilly and Company)

8. CECP
Corporate Giving Standard
• Active since 2002
• The leading survey in the United States
• More than US$100 billion in the dataset
• Last year 214 companies participated, 62
from Fortune 500
• Produces Giving in Numbers
• At least 75 companies leveraged data for
customized benchmarking in 2012

9. Giving in Numbers (GIN)
• Topics include:
– Year over year total
giving trend analysis
– Employee Engagement
• Volunteering
• Matching Gifts
– Management and
Administration
• Standard for inclusion:
501(c)3 organizations or
the international
equivalent

10. GIN: Trends in Total Giving

11. GIN: Trends in Types of Giving

12. GIN: Trends in Grant Size

13. Global Reporting Requires a Common
Standard
GIN currently uses a Companies report using
US-based standard: different standards.
501(c)3 organizations
or the international
equivalent.

14. Global Guide
Publication that covers just Report showing background and
the three criteria. research to create the criteria.

15. Global Guide: Defining What Counts
Three
Criteria
of
Qualified
NGOs

16. Global Guide Results
Pilot study conducted Fall 2012 (2011 data)

17. Global Guide Pilot Participants

18. Data collection open now!
Two deadlines: 15 May 2013 & 15 July 2013
Contact cperez@corporatephilanthropy.org for details and login information

19. Data collection open now!
Two deadlines: 15 May 2013 & 15 July 2013
Submitted data will be:
• Confidential (only CECP staff will have access).
• Used for aggregate analysis and trends.
• Never used publicly or externally shared
connected to the company that submitted it.
Contact cperez@corporatephilanthropy.org for details and login information

20. Benefits
• Benchmarking Data
• Collaboration
• Leadership
• Elite group of companies
• Recognition

21. спасибо!
Contact information:
cperez@corporatephilanthropy.org