Nevada Corporate Giving Council

OUR VISION

Empower Nevada’s corporate giving leaders with the knowledge and insights to develop strategic philanthropy programs that address pressing issues within our state, catalyzing a positive and enduring impact.

ABOUT THE COUNCIL

Established in 2013, the Nevada Corporate Giving Council (NCGC) is a 501c6 organization comprised of corporate leaders dedicated to driving positive change in our state through community engagement and corporate philanthropy. Representing diverse sectors and with chapters in both Northern and Southern Nevada, the NCGC promotes best practices by convening its members quarterly and publishing an annual statistical report on Nevada’s corporate giving landscape. Our members share a common interest to utilize the power of strategic corporate giving programs that benefit their employees, their companies, local non-profits, and our community as a whole.

OUR VALUES

KNOWLEDGE

DATA

MEASUREMENT

IMPACT

Corporate giving leaders refine their company programs by drawing upon the collective experiences of their peers, tapping into the knowledge and insights of leading national CSR experts, establishing effective metrics for measuring program impact, and analyzing statewide data and statistics to gain a precise understanding of their communities’ needs.

OPERATING GUIDELINES

Moonridge Group is responsible for scheduling and convening meetings, as well as the administration of the NCGC. Brian Gordon from Applied Analysis will lead the statistical reporting and analytical efforts for the Council.

The NCGC welcomes corporations operating in Nevada with charitable giving programs that benefit the state. NCGC activities align with each member’s vision, value, culture and strategies and adhere to the following guidelines:

Commitment to Nevada: Members are public or private corporations with a strong commitment to the people of Nevada.
Corporate Social Responsibility: Members have a demonstrated corporate giving program as part of their corporate social responsibility agenda.
Sharing and Collaboration: Members are willing to openly share their experiences and perspectives with other members.
Financial Responsibility: Members share the cost of producing an annual report and convening expenses.
Quarterly Meetings: Members commit to quarterly meetings for the review and discuss of experiences, insights, knowledge, missions, priorities, policies and practices.
Ethical Conduct: Members uphold the highest standards of ethical behavior in all NCGC operations.
Public Trust: Members actively seek to build and maintain public trust in the performance of their giving programs.
Diversity and Inclusion: Members recognize the diversity of the communities they serve and, within the parameters of individual charters and programmatic guidelines, make efforts to reflect that diversity through programs, operations and governance.