"Nestle SA Chairman Peter Brabeck-Letmathe said he opposes corporate philanthropy because it misuses shareholders' money and said government, business and civic groups should team up to tackle society's problems."

PND:  "Corporate America Values Skilled Volunteerism as a Means to Social Change, Survey Finds"
"Increasingly, corporations regard workplace volunteerism as a means to effect long-term social change and are offering their employees skilled volunteer opportunities, an annual survey from New York City-based Deloitte finds." 

Chronicle:  "Corporate Volunteer Efforts Have Big Intentions, but Few Companies Track Results"
"More than eight out of 10 companies believe that offering skilled volunteers can help nonprofit groups operate more effectively, serve more clients, and reach their long-term goals, the report said. But less than half of the businesses communicate with the organizations they serve about how best to meet those needs. And fewer than four out of 10 companies work with the groups to measure the volunteers' impact."

Chronicle: "Corporate Donors Step Up Efforts to Help Charities Gain Technology Skills"
"Corporations are increasingly donating high-technology training and expertise rather than cash to help solve global problems, the Star Tribune reports."