A recent study showed that American consumers are 90% more apt to purchase from a company that mirrors their conscience in both the company's social responsibility and philanthropic efforts. Due to the economic downturn, however, companies are looking to cut costs from all non-essential areas. While it may seem like an easy line item to remove, several jewelry companies have continued to embrace philanthropy.
In Town & Country's June Issue, companies such as Montblanc, Roberto Coin and Joan Hornig were highlighted for their charitable work. They were just part of a group that ran the gamut from luxury to wallet-friendly designers.
For smaller companies, putting dollars towards good causes can be challenging...
Is philanthropy still an important part of your business model? If so, have you continued with charitable giving or have you found innovative ways to support the causes that are significant to you?
Photo Credit: Joan Hornig
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Shannon, I am not sure if you have heard of Alkemie Jewelry, they make all their jewelry out of recycled metals. Check them out:http://www.facebook.com/ext/share.php?sid=129501089387&h=nvpfx&u=45JT2&ref=nf
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July 28, 2009 10:31 AM
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