Business Philanthropy

Johnson & Johnson: A Partnership for Better Health

In 1943, Robert Wood Johnson, the son of the founder of the company, wrote the Johnson & Johnson credo, which endures to this day. It reads, in part, “We must be good citizens — support good works and charities … We must encourage civic improvements and better health and education.”…

PSEG’s Employee Crisis Fund Allows Them to Help Colleagues in Need

February 6, 2013 PSEG is a company known for its commitment to service — ensuring that power flows to NJ homes and businesses every day by taking care of its plants, pipes and wires; helping people in need by responding to natural disasters; and investing in nonprofit organizations that strengthen communities and contribute to education, the environment and community and economic development.…

Bestfoods Educational Foundation: Making a Difference

Bestfoods always valued education. Based in Englewood Cliffs since 1968, it made corporate contributions to educational institutions in New Jersey, and Bestfoods Educational Foundation (BEF) paid toward the continuing education of its employees and the college educations of their children. In 2001, when Bestfoods was acquired by Unilever, BEF came into considerably more money — and decided to shift its focus, to support only non-profit educational causes.…