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Corporate giving does not have to be a last minute philanthropy gesture to a nonprofit.  Corporate Philanthropy to be the most effective giving effort should be planned.  With over 1.2 million nonprofits, strategic giving should support your corporate philanthropy.  Targeting nonprofits that meet the mission of the corporate philanthropy act of giving will improve the likely successes of nonprofits.  Those nonprofits with a mission, which meet corporation’s philanthropy goals towards giving, will increase the likely outcome for both parties to achieve the goals set. 

Corporate executives devise and execute business plans to maximize the likelihood of success of the goals and achieve the monetary return on the invested capital.  Therefore, maximize the effect of corporate giving with a philanthropy business plan.  Identify those elements required by the nonprofits for the corporate giving to occur or for consideration of giving by the corporation.

Have a logical process for the nonprofits to identify how their mission matches the corporate giving mission of the philanthropy endeavor.  Have the nonprofit show what outcomes they would plan to achieve from the corporate philanthropy endeavor.

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