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Partnerships that LastVincent Power

Sears Canada Inc.

2011Canadian Business

& Community Partnership

Forum

Partnerships that Last

“Someone’s sitting in the shade today because

someone planted a tree a long time ago.”

Warren Buffett


Community

Investment


Communities

Customers

Employees

Shareholders

Other Publics

Suppliers

Stakeholders

Stakeholder Considerations


Mark R. Kramer

Stanford Graduate School of Business

Catalytic Philanthropy

Mark R. Kramer

Stanford Graduate School of Business

Catalytic Philanthropy

Four Practices of Catalytic Philanthropy

Take responsibility for achieving results

Mobilize a campaign for change

Use all available tools

Create actionable knowledge

Source: Jocelyne Daw

Hierarchy of

Business-Community Engagement

TRANSACTIONAL


Hierarchy of


TRANSITIONALPreliminary Collaboration

TRANSACTIONAL


Hierarchy of


TRANSFORMATIONALIntegrated Collaboration

TRANSITIONALPreliminary Collaboration

TRANSACTIONAL


Community

Investment


Core Values

In our work with children, youth, families and communities, all Boys and Girls Clubs are guided by the following Core Values. They define us as a movement and are the standard against which all Boys and Girls Club services are measured.

Inclusion & OpportunityWe strive to offer children and youth from all economic, cultural and social backgrounds access to the resources, supports and opportunities that will enable them to overcome barriers and achieve their positive potential in life.

Respect & BelongingWe provide a safe, supportive place, where every child is listened to, respected and valued in an environment of inclusion and acceptance. Our staff and volunteers model honesty, fair play, positive attitude, cooperation and respect for self and others.

EmpowermentWe believe all young people can grow into responsible, contributing and self-reliant members of society. Children and youth are at the centre of everything we do. Through adventure, play and discovery, we encourage and empower them to develop healthy lifestyles, a life-long passion for learning, leadership and life skills and a sense of social responsibility.

CollaborationWe work together with families and volunteers in each community, in partnership with the public and private sector, to create healthy community solutions to providing children and youth with what they need for optimal development.

Speaking OutWe speak out on behalf of children, youth and their families to reduce disadvantage, enhance their lives and enable their voices and ideas to be heard.


Customers- Round it Up Promotional Fundraisers

- Charity Plush

Stakeholders

Charity Plush

Top row: Gingerbell (2004), Krismoose (2005), Snowball (2008),

Penny the Penguin (2006), Elvin the Elf (2007)

Bottom row: Baxter (2003), Flurry (2002), Wishkers (2001), Kringle

(2000), Twinkles (1999), HoHo Beans (1998)



- Charity Plush

Employees- Volunteerism

- Tree of Wishes Stakeholders

Tree of Wishes



- Charity Plush


- Tree of Wishes

Communities- After-school enhancement grants

Stakeholders

After-school Enhancement Grants

Kamloops, BC

Thunder Bay, ON Charlottetown, PE



- Charity Plush


- Tree of Wishes


Suppliers- Golf Tournament

Stakeholders

Sears-BGCC Annual Golf Tournament



- Charity Plush


- Tree of Wishes



Shareholders- CEO / Sr. Executive involvement

Stakeholders

CEO – Sr. Executive Involvement



- Charity Plush


- Tree of Wishes



Shareholders- CEO / Sr. Executive involvement

Stakeholders


Sears began its support of Boys and Girls Clubs in 1965, an initiative begun by

then Sears president, Douglas Peacher

Since 1990, financial donations from Sears initiatives to the BGCC have totalled

over $8.2 million

The 'Keystone Award' for corporate citizenship was presented to Sears on April

17, 1998.

The BGCC 'Humanitarian Award' was presented to Sears on May 30, 1998.

Sears first Canadian retailer or credit card issuer to offer points redemptions;

donations directed to BGCC

Anti-bullying campaign

After school with…

Click for kids


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Partnerships that LastVincent Power

Sears Canada Inc.

2011Canadian Business

& Community Partnership

Forum

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