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In 2012, Johnson & Johnson donated a total of $966.3 million to charitable causes. This included $131.3 million in cash donations and $835 million in non-cash donations. The company supports various global health programs and initiatives through its donations, including efforts to reduce mother and child mortality rates and increase access to healthcare. Johnson & Johnson's donations have increased over the past 5 years both in cash amounts and as a percentage of earnings before interest and taxes.
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- 2. CONTRIBUTION BENCHMARK OVERVIEW “Losses to catastrophic weather events rank 2012 among the worst on record.” -Minnpost 2012 Public Data Limited Data Not Required by SEC Nasdaq The Chronicle of Philanthropy
- 4. THE STORY BEHIND THE NUMBERS +50 | Countries +100 | Organizations +600 | Programs +90,000 | Babies +287,000 | Mothers +3,000,000 | Newborn Babies + 966,300,000 | Total 2012 Donations
- 5. PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES Millennium Development Goal Survive & Thrive Helping Babies Breathe M.A.M.A. H4+4 Disaster Response
- 6. MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS 5 YEAR COMMITMENT Preventing mother-to-child HIV transmission Making childbirth safer Treating children at-risk with preventable diseases Increasing R&D for new medicines to treat HIV, tuberculosis and other conditions
- 7. JNJ CSR STRATEGIES 2012 Matches gifts to charity from employees Gifts Matched | Employees $11.1-million | 25% C a r i n g f o r t h e wo r l d , o n e p e r s o n a t a t i m e … i n s p i r e s a n d u n i t e s t h e p e o p l e o f J o h n s o n & J o h n s o n .
- 8. INDUSTRY
- 9. MARKET CAP AS OF 6/2014
- 10. $131,300,000 $835,000,000 Cash Noncash JOHNSON & JOHNSON Total Donations 2012 $ 966,300,000
- 11. PROCTER & GAMBLE Total Donations 2012 $ 91,000,000 $53,000,000 $38,000,000 Cash Noncash
- 12. $60,700,000 $3,000,000,000 Cash Noncash PFIZER Total Donations 2012 $ 3,060,700,000
- 13. $ 62,400,000 $1,600,000,000 Cash Noncash MERCK & CO INC Total Donations 2012 $ 1,662,400,000
- 14. $ 53,800,000 $ 698,300,000 Cash Noncash BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB Total Donations 2012 $ 752,100,000
- 15. $ 54,900,000 $645,000,000 Cash Noncash ELI LILLY CO Total Donations 2012 $ 699,900,000
- 16. PTP CASH DONATIONS 2012
- 17. PTP NONCASH DONATIONS 2012
- 18. PTP CASH & NONCASH DONATIONS 2012
- 19. J&J 5 YEAR TREND ANALYSIS Cash & Noncash Donations vs. PTP
- 20. YEAR-TO-YEAR DONATION COMPARISON (2011-2012)
- 21. CONCLUSION Above or Equal to Average Below Average EBIT Noncash Donations PTP Noncash Donations EBIT Cash Donations PTP Cash Donations
- 23. Thank You! Yasmine Creese-Brown WHQ Finance
- 24. EBIT CASH DONATIONS 2012
- 25. EBIT NONCASH DONATIONS 2012
- 26. EBIT CASH & NONCASH DONATIONS 2012
- 27. J&J 5 YEAR TREND ANALYSIS Cash & Noncash Donations vs. EBIT