How to Track
CECP provides multiple resources to help companies better track their corporate social investments. They are the foundation of the Giving in Numbers™ report, which is produced annually. CECP’s Giving in Numbers is the unrivaled leader in benchmarking on corporate social investments, in partnership with companies. It is the premier industry survey and research, providing standard-setting criteria in a go-to guide that has defined the field and advanced the movement.
The User Guide & Data Sharing Policy and Valuation Guide are resources to accurately collect, measure, and report data to the Giving in Numbers Survey. Companies that may not be participating in the research can still use these resources as a measurement tool to track their social programs.
The 2023 Giving in Numbers Survey has been closed. Watch for Giving in Numbers: 2023 Edition later this month. Please contact insights@cecp.co if you have any questions or would like to participate in next year’s survey. And don’t forget to download Giving in Numbers™: 2022 Edition. Login to MyCECP to see key findings from last year’s survey, including the 2022 Summit materials.
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Giving in Numbers Brief
The annual Giving in Numbers Brief—data from the publicly available industry-leading Giving in Numbers–represented through an infographic, includes insights on the funds, resources, and skills that companies invest globally to solve pressing societal challenges.
Innovation Partners
CECP announces Innovation Partnerships, a new model of collaboration designed to support how companies use their corporate social investment data for greater impact. Companies using software from CECP’s Innovation Partners – Benevity and YourCause, a part of Blackbaud – will have access to a standard CECP Giving in Numbers report they can run to more easily pull their companies’ data in a way that aligns with the Giving In Numbers research. CECP and its Innovation Partners will expand and improve in future years based on company feedback during the initial pilot. To read more, see CECP’s press release here.
