The Business Response to HIV/AIDS: Innovation and Partnership (UNAIDS, 1997, 60 p.): The Corporate Response to HIV/AIDS: 3. ACTING PHILANTHROPICALLY: G. Loaned Executives

The Business Response to HIV/AIDS: Innovation and Partnership (UNAIDS, 1997, 60 p.)

The Corporate Response to HIV/AIDS

3. ACTING PHILANTHROPICALLY

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		A. Cash Grants and Donations
		B. Sponsorship
		C. Point-of-Sale Activity
		D. Matched Giving
		E. In-Kind Giving
		F. Employee Volunteers
		G. Loaned Executives

G. Loaned Executives

When corporate skills are needed in the fight against HIV/AIDS, a rare but valuable way is for the company to lend an executive to a public- or non-profit-sector initiative. In the US, Chase Manhattan Bank loaned a senior executive to the National AIDS Network. In these cases, the company meets the full salary and benefits costs of the executive while he or she works on HIV/AIDS issues.