Where Should I Keep A Deed Of Variation

A few days I think importance of generosity, a slightly pompous word can, but very comprehensive social responsibility. Because when you're rich then you are responsible, is evidence of active involvement.
I start from individual, interpersonal relations, and not what's new which consisted of: when you are generous to others, generosity and appreciation in return. Get the confidence and consideration. It is a behavioral pattern that some companies have it, is part of their reason for being, is their mission, and some try to mimic it.
Some days ago I attended the conference held at the British Embassy initiative on corporate social responsibility during the economic downturn. The presentations of speakers, welcomed the speech began with the British Ambassador to Romania, Robin Barnett (http://ukinromania.fco.gov.uk/ro/doing-business/csr-ro) had jointly idea that those who are not may need help to help themselves. Presentation by Patrick O'Meara (Business in the Comunity) illustrated the importance of corporate contributions in the development of schools and institutions locally, Adrian Drafts intervention (Habitat for Humanity) has shown how vulnerable people can receive help to mobilize them, giving them a second chance in life may by building a home safety. And now back to an old question. It's more than welcome the involvement of corporations and NGOs in social dilemmas, but should be limited? Rephrase: how generous the state should be involved at this level? It's no surprise that place high value on corporate support of adding the government says that even a substitution of state powers by the actions of corporations. Someone said that the architecture of a period can make you understand the things present. For instance, now, national corporate headquarters mutinaţionale are most frequent and impressive architecture, hence their importance in establishing a social pace.
conference included an entirely new topic, the donation of a British company (Silverdell) used to renovate the Municipal Hospital of Craiova. A very nice initiative that brings to an uncomfortable question: why can not yet speak of Romanian companies to do so, to contribute to the welfare of local, national. It is, I think, a matter of generosity.
British Embassy initiative is worthy of appreciation and show a new variant of social responsibility, active involvement in sustainable development of our embassies in countries that are represented. A question of generosity ...