The Importance of Socially Responsible Corporate Gifts
by Emily Waddell
The holidays are a great time to celebrate the season and those who have supported your business through out the year with socially responsible corporate gifts. And let's be honest....your clients, partners, & employees are probably tired of receiving the traditional pens with logos on them. What if you could give them something meaningful that not only represented your brand, but made a positive impact and shared a story? A gift they would value and appreciate.
Lucky for you, you can! A little service we have at Give a Damn Goods is working with small businesses to help them find the perfect corporate gifts! This is a free service for companies because we want to encourage socially responsible corporate gifting!
Some of our brand partners have the ability to put your logo on their products, allowing you to have a positive social impact through your corporate gifts. Your employees will be thrilled to receive high quality custom leather goods with your logo and the signature of the artisan who actually made the item or a sustainable water bottle made from sugar cane! The possibilities are endless! Our corporate gifts come with story card that share the mission of the brand and explain to your clients how the gift made a difference.
Your corporate gifts really do matter! When you purchase a large amount of corporate gifts you're voting with your dollar and financially supporting the values of the business you purchase from. Make sure your corporate gifts match your values and stand for the greater good by working with Give a Damn Goods. If you're interested in our free corporate gift consulting service please reach out at giveadamngoods@gmail.com and we'll be happy to help!
A few products we are loving!
Handmade Bible Verse Coffee Mug
$30.00$18.00
Social Impact: Lazarus Artisan Goods works in Honduras and Haiti to ignite generational change with employment and vocational training through their non-profit Mission Lazarus. Mission Lazarus' three year program trains
Social Impact: Light Shine Candles are made by "mom-preneur," Anna, in Nashville, TN. Candles are made with non-GMO soy, a cotton wick, a made-in-the USA glass jar, and free of
Social Impact: Lazarus Artisan Goods works in Honduras and Haiti to ignite generational change with employment and vocational training through their non-profit Mission Lazarus. Mission Lazarus' three year program
