Social responsibility, what is it?

Social responsibility is when a company embraces in its projects donations to people who need help.

Social responsibility refers to the posture and actions that companies adopt, voluntarily, generating social well-being. A socially responsible organization is one that has a form of ethical and transparent management putting into practice projects aimed at the benefit of society.

It also operates at two levels: the internal level, which encompasses the employees and people who are directly involved in the company, and the external level which encompasses the people who are indirectly linked to the organization, such as society in general and the community in which the company is inserted.

Voluntary donations are when companies encourage their employees to practice charity of various kinds, such as help for orphaned or needy children, and support for people with disabilities and the elderly, among others.

It is estimated that more than a million people around the world go hungry, or even have nowhere to live.

 So, companies do the social part by helping these people who are living on the margins of society, such as people who live on the streets, people who live in the poorest communities on the planet.

In fact, all of us who should help your neighbor, do not let us wait on the part that has a lot, start helping people in need, for example by making donations of perishable and non-perishable food so that we can alleviate hunger in the world.

It is not only in poorer countries that they need donations; check in your neighborhood, in your city, help people who need food or clothing.

The population itself can help, for example, by making community soups for homeless people.

Do your part, even with a hug and a word of comfort, that is, not only do you donate money, but you also give love.