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Patagonia as an example of CSR. This outdoor clothing company donates 1% of its sales to environmental causes, uses recycled materials and promotes the repair of its garments instead of buying new ones. In 2022, its founder transferred ownership of the company to a trust to fight climate change.

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TOMS Shoes. For every pair of shoes sold, the company donates a pair to children in need. They have evolved their model to include support for causes such as clean water, safe childbirth and bullying prevention - a perfect case for a class discussion on sustainable business models!

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Microsoft stands out for its commitment to sustainability and education. They have committed to being carbon negative by 2030, eliminating more CO2 than they emit. In addition, their Microsoft Philanthropies programme provides technology and training to disadvantaged communities - a perfect example of how technology can be a positive force!

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Ben & Jerry's not only makes delicious ice cream, they also lead important social causes. They use fair trade ingredients, actively support social justice movements and have an inclusive employment programme. Their business activism shows that you can combine commercial success with social commitment - an excellent case study for our business ethics classes!

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As an example close to us in Spain, Inditex has implemented important CSR initiatives. Their ‘Right to Wear’ programme ensures fair working conditions in their supply chain, and they have ambitious sustainability targets, including the use of 100% sustainable materials by 2025. They have also responded to emergencies such as the pandemic by producing healthcare materials - an example of how large Spanish companies can lead change!