- Starbucks Foundation
- Nurturing young leaders
- Support community
- Fostering education in China
- Rebuilding the Gulf coast
- Ethos® Water Fund
- To provide children with access to clean water.
- To help finance sustainable water programs around the world.
- Youth Action
- to nurture and inspire youth to engage
- lead and create positive solutions for the challenges they see in their local communities.
Starbucks Corporation
In conclusion...
Starbucks
- Strong commitment to social responsibility
- Positive initiative takes great effect
- Strong impact throughout local communities
- International connections
Corporate Social Responsibilities
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Employee Benefits &
Wellness
Supply programs
Working at Starbucks
- competitive pay
- equity in the form of Starbucks stocks and stakeholders.
- emergency aid
- A free pound of coffee each week.
Partner clubs and network
- Thrive wellness program
- Internal recognition
- Discounted merchandise at Starbucks and other retailers
Social Responsibility Initiatives
Benefits of the local community
Introduction
Environmental responsibilities
Environmental Stewardship
History of Starbucks
Transparency
- Recycling
- Front-of-store recycling
- reusable cups
- recyclable cup solution
Public Influence
- Energy and water
- energy conservation
- Renewable energy
- water conservation
- Largest coffeehouse company
- Nearly 20 000 stores in over 60 countries
- First founded by two teachers and a writer
- Coffee roaster and retailer
- First opened in Seattle, Washington, on March 30, 1971
- Sold the chain to Howard Schultz in 1988
- Strong partnership with Apple Inc. and MSNBC
- Public information to all visitors
- List of all annual reports
- Stronger advantages over its competitors as a trustworthy business
- connects with its stockholders through annual meetings
- loyal supporters
- Green building
- Green Stores
- Climate change
- LEED® Certified Stores