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Business Contributions to Community Service.

PB92112028

Publication Date	1991
Personal Author	Frishkoff, P.
Page Count	284
Abstract	The study, which examines and describes 1989 contributions by Oregon businesses to community service, found that contributions patterns of small businesses differed from those of large businesses. Small businesses gave more than large businesses based on per-employee donations; contributions consisted primarily of types other than cash, and decisions were made through processes and for reasons different from those of large firms.
Keywords	Small businesses Oregon Communities Community relations Citizen participation Volunteers History Demography Motivation Tables(Data) Contributions Donations Philanthropy Community service
Source Agency	US Small Business Administration
NTIS Subject Category	96 - Business & Economics 92C - Social Concerns
Corporate Authors	Oregon State Univ., Corvallis.; Small Business Administration, Washington, DC. Office of Advocacy.
Supplemental Notes	Sponsored by Small Business Administration, Washington, DC. Office of Advocacy.
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	199203
Contract Number	SBA-4119-OA-89

Business Contributions to Community Service.

Business Contributions to Community Service.
PB92112028

Publication Date	1991
Personal Author	Frishkoff, P.
Page Count	284
Abstract	The study, which examines and describes 1989 contributions by Oregon businesses to community service, found that contributions patterns of small businesses differed from those of large businesses. Small businesses gave more than large businesses based on per-employee donations; contributions consisted primarily of types other than cash, and decisions were made through processes and for reasons different from those of large firms.
Keywords	Small businesses Oregon Communities Community relations Citizen participation Volunteers History Demography Motivation Tables(Data) Contributions Donations Philanthropy Community service
Source Agency	US Small Business Administration
NTIS Subject Category	96 - Business & Economics 92C - Social Concerns
Corporate Authors	Oregon State Univ., Corvallis.; Small Business Administration, Washington, DC. Office of Advocacy.
Supplemental Notes	Sponsored by Small Business Administration, Washington, DC. Office of Advocacy.
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	199203
Contract Number	SBA-4119-OA-89