Connecting the Purchasing Power of Corporations with Social Enterprises
Abstract
HHP was created to connect the purchasing power of corporations with social enterprises. HHP identifies and forges working partnerships with social enterprises in the U.S. and around the world that share a common goal: to help people improve their lives and become self- sufficient. HHP focuses on the multi-billion-dollar market for promotional products, incentives, employee recognition, and consumer loyalty programs. By giving companies and organizations socially responsible options, HHP offers them a way to demonstrate their social values and integrity in a climate where this is increasingly important.
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