Turner-Habitat for Humanity house build

Well known for spending large sums and involving many staff in activities in Africa, in 2007 Turner added smaller projects on its doorstep with The Big Issue and the Homeless World Cup. Airtime, staff skills and funds were used to help and promote both organisations.

Turner's investment:

£2282 cash, £3791 employee time, £300,000 in kind contributions

Project Achievements:

One group of staff advised The Big Issue on PR and Marketing. They continue to work with them, are creating a video and cycled to Paris to raise money. Another group fundraised and played at the Homeless World Cup with LeeSharp and BrianRobson and CNN gave airtime to promote it.

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Next Event

What: Getting Started Workshop 29/09/2010

When: 29 September, 2010

Location: Corporate Citizenship, Holbon Gate, 330 High Holborn, London. WC1V 7QG

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LBG : About the LBG

About the LBG

In 1994 six companies came together to evaluate their community investment programmes under the guidance of Corporate Citizenship. In doing so, they developed some basic common definitions and standards which they were subsequently asked to share more widely. This resulted in the formation of the London Benchmarking Group (LBG).

The following pages provide you with an introduction to the LBG including information on how it is goverened and the current members.

What is the LBG?

The London Benchmarking Group (LBG) is a group of over 100 companies working together to measure Corporate Community Investment (CCI).

LBG in two pages

This leaflet provides an overview of LBG.

Benefits of the LBG

The LBG model provides a comprehensive and consistent set of measures for corporate community involvement professionals to determine their company’s contribution to the community.

Management

The LBG is managed on behalf of its members by Corporate Citizenship

Current members

Current members of LBG are as follows (24/08/10)

Guidance

The following guidance on applying the LBG model is freely available