A Roadmap for Corporate Social Impact

A Roadmap for Corporate Social Impact

The Civic 50®, an initiative of Points of Light, recognizes the 50 most community-minded companies in the United States — setting the standard for corporate social impact. Now in its 14th year, this premier recognition program celebrates excellence in employee volunteering, community investment and social impact strategy.


New for 2026: Register for our info session on December 4 at 1 p.m. ET to learn about new awards, streamlined survey questions, participant perks and enhanced benchmarking scorecard reports. The survey will open on January 13, 2026. Visit the applicant information page for more details.

2026 Applicant Information

View the applicant information page for survey questions, instructions, FAQs and support materials.

The Civic 50®: Value for Participants

The Civic 50 is the preeminent corporate social impact recognition program that creates a roadmap for companies committed to using their time, talent and resources to drive social impact in their business and communities. It provides value to companies by helping:

CSR teams

Create a roadmap for evaluating, improving and scaling their social impact and community engagement programs

Senior Executives

Easily communicate their company’s commitment to addressing social issues that are important to key stakeholders and investors

Marketing and PR Teams

Showcase their company’s positive community and social impact

Employees

Connect with and celebrate their company’s community engagement and social impact work

Hear from Past Honorees

It was an honor to be named among the most community-minded and socially responsible companies in the country for the fifth time this year. The Civic 50 has been a useful process to help us benchmark and strengthen our programs based on best practices for social impact. This recognition is also a brand differentiator and demonstrates how Point32Health puts community at the center of all we do to create healthier lives for everyone.

Stacey Mann, director of Corporate Citizenship for Point32Health

We at Prudential have always found the Civic 50 to be a trusted barometer of corporate purpose efforts. As an 11-time honoree, we take great pride in Points of Light’s validation that our work is making an impact in communities around the United States and across the globe.

Prudential

Our annual participation in The Civic 50 survey is, naturally, aspirational, but our inclusion also has a great deal of practical value. It helps us exhibit TCS’ commitment to corporate social responsibility and demonstrates that we are actively measuring our progress against our peers, and that we are eager to continue learning, adapting and continuously improving our impact.

Lina Klebanov, Head, Corporate Social Responsibility, North America, Tata Consultancy Services

The 2025 Honorees of

THE CIVIC 50®

The 2025 honorees of The Civic 50 represent a wide range of industries, united by a shared commitment to building a culture of service while advancing their business goals and strengthening communities.

DOWNLOAD THE CIVIC 50 INSIGHTS & BENCHMARKING REPORT

Corporate leaders are expanding volunteering programs, deepening civic engagement efforts and setting higher standards for social impact—reflecting a more strategic, values-driven approach to community investment.

Download the 2025 report to learn more.

THE CIVIC 50 STATE & LOCAL EXPANSION

In cities and states around the country, companies are working to engage with their communities and invest the time, talent, product and financial resources of their work. In addition to our national recognition program, we are excited to offer The Civic 50 recognition at the local level. Working with community leaders and media channels, The Civic 50 regional awards are open to companies of all sizes. Whether you have 10 employees or 10,000, there’s a way to get recognized for your great community engagement, learn from others and celebrate the most community-minded companies in your area.

History of The Civic 50

The Civic 50 was founded as a partnership between the National Conference on Citizenship, Points of Light and Bloomberg LP in 2012, and developed with a high-profile working group of lead researchers and industry thought leaders. Dozens of corporate advisors also provided strategic guidance on the program’s objectives, including defining indicators, developing methodology, and identifying partners and participants. In the first two years, The Civic 50 evaluated and recognized only S&P 500 companies. It was expanded in 2014 to include participation by all companies with revenue of $1 billion or more.

Social Media Assets

These assets will be updates at each phase of The Civic 50.

Webinar
The enhanced #TheCivic50 is coming soon! New categories, simplified process, and even more ways to celebrate companies leading in community engagement. Join @Points of Light on December 4 at 1:00 pm ET for an info session to learn how your company can be recognized for its community impact: https://brnw.ch/21wXsU3
The enhanced #TheCivic50 is coming soon! New categories, simplified process, and even more ways to celebrate companies leading in community engagement. Join @Points of Light on December 4 at 1:00 pm ET for an info session to learn how your company can be recognized for its community impact: https://brnw.ch/21wXsU3