I think Starbucks is a good example of a company who is striving to maintain corporate social responsibility. They are working to keep their employees happy, trying to have a positive impact on the environment, and working to maintain a positive relationship with society. It was recognized as a member of the top 100 ethically run companies in America.

For example, Starbucks offers great benefits to their employees that include health care, stock options, tuition reimbursement, and retirement savings account. Because of this and other aspects of the company, it has a 82% job satisfaction rate!

The company also uses some of its products to raise money for charities. A percentage of the proceeds from their sale of \"Ethos Water\" go towards helping children all over the world get clean water and raise awareness of The World Water Crisis.

Although Starbucks, like any other company, has had it’s fair share of mistakes and setbacks, they try to learn from it and create strategies to improve themselves. Starbucks also shows CSR by releasing a social responsibility report each year that “outlines and discusses the company’s behavior in relation to it’s corporate responsibility objectives.”

Starbucks is also tying to continue their goal of increased corporate social responsibility. They recently released a list of 13 goals they want to achieve by 2015. These “Shared Planet Initiatives” have been accumulated based on negative responses towards Starbucks ethical practices. They are continuing to try to improve their relationship and image with the public through CSR!