The Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship (BCCCC) is where companies come together to learn more, do more, and achieve more in the business world and the world at large. Look around to see what your peers are doing and—more importantly—how you can join them.
Full access to the website is available to BCCCC members.
Attend the Conference, register for an in-person learning experience, or—better yet—ask about membership so you can take advantage of ALL the networking happening within our corporate citizenship community.
BCCCC offers an in-depth library of research and reports on corporate citizenship topics. Browse our different topic pages for a closer look at what's happening in your corner of CSR.
Stay abreast of issues affecting corporate citizens and key stakeholders. Enjoy access to best practices and guidance on trending topics via emails, timely articles, and more.
When your latest CSR program succeeds, let us help you share your story. Volunteer to speak at the Conference or an upcoming webinar. Submit your news for inclusion in a BCCCC article.
Water scarcity is first and foremost a human crisis. It is no longer a distant environmental concern — it is a defining humanitarian, economic, and business challenge of our time. As climate pressures intensify, the choices made by corporations, policymakers, and investors will shape whether global water systems stabilize or collapse under rising demand.
Finding the right community involvement technology shouldn't feel like navigating a maze. For nearly 20 years, BCCCC has gathered information on leading technology options to support corporate C.I. programs, large and small. Are you using the best tool for your team?
The 2026 C.I. Vendor Report dives into platforms that help with:
This is a members-only resource. To see these findings and gain access to other valuable research, ask about membership for your company.
Between August and September 2025, the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship conducted in-depth interviews with 67 member companies to learn more about their organizational structures, teams, and budgets related to corporate citizenship. These results provide a valuable glimpse into what’s happening inside companies regarding corporate citizenship functions, governance, and strategic integration.
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We recently updated our calendar to offer a whole new lineup of webinars, online member meetups, in-person learning opportunities and certificate programs. Take a moment to browse the latest calendar here. Some of these events are limited to BCCCC member companies only. If your company is not yet a member, please ask about joining!
Created specifically for CSR professionals who manage teams, the Management Intensive is a five-day certificate program that will provide you with the strategic, organizational, and communication tools needed to advance good corporate citizenship.
Hear about the programs behind the 2026 Innovation Award winning submissions. And get the info you need to prepare and submit your company's entry for 2027! This webinar is open to everyone.
The field of corporate citizenship is rapidly evolving. Learn how to keep your company on track during this incredibly flexible week of learning. Pick the courses that best align with your work and career goals.
Mitsubishi Electric recently announced the development of core technology for a Direct Ocean Capture (DOC) system, in collaboration with VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland. This innovative approach captures CO₂ from seawater, promoting the removal of CO₂ from the atmosphere and contributing to climate change mitigation. Compared to conventional methods, this technology offers a highly efficient and scalable pathway for carbon removal. Mitsubishi Electric is advancing this initiative as part of its broader efforts to support carbon neutrality and drive sustainable innovation.
The numbers tell an important story. The people behind them tell an even better one. MGM Resorts' 2025 Impact Report shines a spotlight on the employees, partners and community organizations driving meaningful change. Through stories of service, opportunity and innovation, the report brings MGM Resorts’ Focused on What Matters platform to life, revealing the human impact behind the data. Alongside these stories, the report highlights measurable outcomes, including more than 98,000 employee volunteer hours in 2025, over $3.1 million awarded to local nonprofits through the MGM Resorts Foundation, 646 scholarships provided to children of employees since 2019 and more than 200 events hosted by Employee Network and Business Resource Groups. It also showcases the people helping advance sustainability and responsible business practices, from conservation efforts projected to save 7 million gallons of water annually in employee homes to a 30% year-over-year reduction in landfill waste. More than a report on performance, the 2025 Impact Report is a collection of stories about people coming together to strengthen communities, expand opportunity and create positive change.
New data from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina’s (Blue Cross NC) Feed Your Health program shows that connecting people with nutritious food and personalized support from registered dietitians can meaningfully reduce health care costs and improve health outcomes for people managing Type 2 diabetes. More than one million North Carolinians are living with diabetes, making it one of the most pressing chronic health challenges facing the state.
Feed Your Health provides eligible members with six months of progressive food support at no cost —from prepared meals and meal kits to groceries and guided shopping—paired with coaching from registered dietitians, health coaches and wellness associates, followed by a full year of access to online self-service resources. Much of the food for the program is supplied through partnerships with North Carolina businesses
Learn more about Blue Cross NC's Feed Your Health program here.
Northern Trust announced the publication of its 2025 Philanthropic Impact Report, showcasing a year of meaningful investment and measurable community impact. The report reflects $16 million in charitable contributions and more than 121,000 hours of employee service, underscoring the company’s deep commitment to its core impact pillars of food security, affordable housing, quality education, and accessible healthcare. By pairing robust data with compelling storytelling, Northern Trust brings its impact to life—highlighting tangible outcomes such as nearly 670,000 nights of safe shelter and more than 11 million meals provided. Together, these results demonstrate how strategic philanthropy, grounded in clear metrics and strong nonprofit partnerships, can deliver sustained and scalable impact in communities around the world.
Learn more about Northern Trust's 2025 initiatives and impact here
Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship
Carroll School of Management
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