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Growing Good — a new partnership among I Live Here I Give Here, the Austin Chamber of Commerce and RecognizeGood — will conduct the Central Texas Corporate Giving Survey, previously known as the Rodman Report through September, officials said Monday.

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An annual survey of corporate charitable giving in Central Texas will be taken on by a new group. Growing Good — a partnership between I Live Here I Give Here, the Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce and RecognizeGood — will conduct this year’s Central Texas Corporate Giving Survey, previously known as the Rodman Report, according to an announcement.

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A survey of 150 Austin companies shows that supporting the community was the most important reason for why they gave philanthropically, followed by earning public goodwill and improving workplace culture.

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Nearly 75% of Central Texas businesses supported local nonprofits in 2018. Another statistic of note, from 2017-18, 43% of Central Texas businesses increased the portion of their budgets devoted to philanthropy and charitable giving.

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For the last four years, Rodman & Associates has conducted a survey analyzing corporate giving in Central Texas. The 2018 Rodman Report showed that 68 percent of companies surveyed have philanthropic or giving budgets. Among that group, 61 percent saw their budget increase from 2017 to 2018.

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Austin businesses continue to fine-tune their philanthropy, with most having a philanthropy budget that increased from the previous year, according to the 2018 Rodman Report, an annual survey of business-giving in Central Texas.

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Rodman & Associates will launch its annual survey of companies in the Austin area, including Round Rock and Georgetown, to gain insight on how local organizations engage in philanthropy.

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The act of giving back is definitely a part of the Austin way of life, and we’re proud of it! Beth Krueger with Austin Gives and Austin City Council Member Alison Alter join the show for a special edition of “Cap City Cares.”

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Business philanthropy continues to grow in Austin, with more local companies giving to nonprofits and increasing their philanthropic budgets, according to an annual survey by Rodman and Associates, a local philanthropic advisor.

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Does your company have a philanthropy budget? A big majority of Central Texas companies do, according to a report from an Austin group that examines corporate philanthropy in the area.

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In a special edition of Capital City Cares: Central Texas companies are making it their business to give back. Beth Kruger with Austin Gives, and Scott Patterson with Patterson-Hughes break down the numbers.

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