Corporate Social Responsibility involves monitoring the investment portfolio from a moral and ethical perspective and exercising our rights and responsibilities as shareholders to hold corporations accountable for their social and environmental policies and practices.
Why do we engage in Corporate Social Responsibility?
We engage in Corporate Social Responsibility in order to fulfill the congregation’s mission to “direct our corporate resources to the promotion of justice, peace, and reconciliation” and thereby to effect change toward social and environmental justice.
THE CONGREGATION HOLDS ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP IN:
Philadelphia Area Coalition For Responsible Investment (PACRI)
Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility (ICCR)
Northwest Committee for Responsible Investment (NWCRI)
By means of collaborative involvement with PACRI, NWCRI, and ICCR, Corporate Responsible Investment (CRI) exerts influence on corporations in order to effect change.
The CRI also maintains a collaborative relationship with Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI), Catholic Health East (CHE), Neumann College, St. Joseph Family Center, and The Catholic High School of Baltimore.
Read some of the outcomes of our work in Corporate Social Responsibility.
For more information about Corporate Social Responsibility, contact us.





