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Why You Should Consider a Philanthropic Approach for Your London Businesses

It is important that a business is showing customers what they are doing in terms of corporate responsibility and, often, philanthropy is the best way to make a difference.

Keith Ayago by Keith Ayago
2020-09-03 15:34
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Wondering how a philanthropic approach can work for a London business? Make sure you keep on reading this article to find out why.

Many London business owners are starting to look a bit closer at their philanthropy, and to focus more on building a philosophy that benefits the world in some way. It is important that a business is showing customers what they are doing in terms of corporate responsibility and, often, philanthropy is the best way to make a difference.

In this article, we are going to look at some of the reasons why philanthropy is working for London businesses. Find out more below.

What is a Philanthropist Approach?

If you are not familiar with philanthropy, then you might be wondering what a philanthropic approach is for a London business. Philanthropy is the act of doing something to help others, such as promoting or donating to good causes. Often, philanthropists will create a long-term plan with a foundation or a scholarship, for example, that will benefit a good cause. This is often what differentiates philanthropy from charity.

Who Are Successful Philanthropists?

In London, alone, there are many successful philanthropists that have been working hard to improve the lives of others. This has not only improved their reputation but has also allowed them to help others across the country, and the world at large. A good example of this is philanthropist Tej Kohli who focuses creating change on both a local and global scale. You will also find Sir Tom Hunter and Christopher Hohn have done a great job in this area.

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Stand Out from Competition

Often, a business that focuses on philanthropy will stand out from the competition. The sheer number of businesses in London mean that it can be near-impossible to stand out. So, many London business owners are finding success by becoming philanthropists and helping out their local communities. While this isn’t always their aim, getting this news noticed by the press can do wonders.

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Offer Help to London

Another reason why you might find that philanthropy works for London businesses is that there are so many great causes that require help within the city alone. London is a world of two halves, with many deprived areas that could benefit from some funding that will be sustainable. It can be easy to make a large donation to a charity but what if a business owner set up a local community centre? This often leads to success on all sides of the deal.

Achieving Goals

Finally, you’ll find that a philanthropist approach can help a business owner and their staff to achieve certain goals and targets. Not all targets are about making money or cutting costs on certain areas, a business should have a wide range of goals and targets. So, with a philanthropist approach, many business owners in London can achieve their goals and show what they really care about.

Keep This Information in Mind

Businesses and organisations in London who are taking a philanthropist approach are certainly seeing a lot of success in recent years. There are so many people in need and those who have a bit more should be willing to do their part for the local community. This kind of project can benefit both the business and the people receiving the funding.

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