Assessment of what corporate giving, sustainability pledges and impact capital accomplish, judged by independent evaluation rather than annual report narrative. Pieces distinguish outputs from outcomes and state what was never measured. Intended for foundation staff, impact investors, sustainability teams and the auditors reviewing their claims.
Evaluation of philanthropy, sustainability pledges and impact capital against independent evidence, separating changed outcomes from reported activity.
Federal law gives most large employers a fixed 60-day window to warn workers before a plant closes or a mass layoff hits. California adds its own version, with its own math on what workers are owed when a company skips it.
Tech companies promised to skill the workforces their tools would change, and the documented record shows what the billions bought and whom they reached.
Companies announce hundreds of millions after every hurricane and wildfire, and the follow-through audits document the gap between the press release and the check.
Employers channel billions in employee hours toward community service, and the evaluation record shows when the hours build something and when they merely photograph.
Fair-chance hiring, screening convictions after the offer instead of before, has spread through state law and corporate practice, and the retention data is quietly compelling.