It’s that time of year again when BizSense recognizes the region’s most generous businesses.
We’re gathering submissions for our annual Generosity Inc. list, which charts the charitable giving of local companies in the previous calendar year.
As always, this latest installment is open to both locally based companies and out-of-town firms with local operations, and is ranked by total giving to local charities during 2018.
It also will highlight companies’ largest single gifts, as well as their national giving and names of many local charities that benefited from the generosity throughout the year.
If you’re the boss or an employee at a company that’s proud of its generosity, please encourage your organization to participate by filling out the survey at this link.
There’s no cost to submit and be listed. The deadline for submissions is March 22 and the list goes live March 25.
If you’ve previously filled out any BizSense Lists in the past few years, there’s no need to fill out a new survey. It’s likely our researcher already has contacted you to get any information we need.
If you have not been on a BizSense List in the past, please follow this link to have someone from your firm complete the brief survey.
The list grows every year, with four dozen companies reporting a total of more than $35 million to charity in last year’s rankings.
It featured companies of all types and sizes, including the likes of Altria, Dominion, Capital One, TowneBank and Kroger, giving a range of $14 million down to $100.
Every bit counts and no amount is too small to land your firm on the list.
The top five companies from last year’s list. (Screenshot)
It’s that time of year again when BizSense recognizes the region’s most generous businesses.
We’re gathering submissions for our annual Generosity Inc. list, which charts the charitable giving of local companies in the previous calendar year.
As always, this latest installment is open to both locally based companies and out-of-town firms with local operations, and is ranked by total giving to local charities during 2018.
It also will highlight companies’ largest single gifts, as well as their national giving and names of many local charities that benefited from the generosity throughout the year.
If you’re the boss or an employee at a company that’s proud of its generosity, please encourage your organization to participate by filling out the survey at this link.
There’s no cost to submit and be listed. The deadline for submissions is March 22 and the list goes live March 25.
If you’ve previously filled out any BizSense Lists in the past few years, there’s no need to fill out a new survey. It’s likely our researcher already has contacted you to get any information we need.
If you have not been on a BizSense List in the past, please follow this link to have someone from your firm complete the brief survey.
The list grows every year, with four dozen companies reporting a total of more than $35 million to charity in last year’s rankings.
It featured companies of all types and sizes, including the likes of Altria, Dominion, Capital One, TowneBank and Kroger, giving a range of $14 million down to $100.
Every bit counts and no amount is too small to land your firm on the list.
The top five companies from last year’s list. (Screenshot)