Members:

Stakeholders Economic Legal Ethical Philanthropic

Owners  Produce goods and  Safety of the premises  Be ethical. Do what is  Contribute to the
services  Obtain the required right community they’re
 Maximize profits licenses or permits  Lessen pollution around with
  Comply with tax laws  Protect the health,  Educational
safety, and welfare of foundation
employees  Donating when there
are calamities
Customers  Consume  Values – To know the  Proper allocation – To  Calamity contribution
 Taxes estimation of the know where should  Illness foundation
 Patronize local prices. dispose.  Charity foundation
products  Rights and worth –  Awareness of product
Find out the truth and usage nor content.
obligation of the  Recycle – To reduce
company. cost of the
 Appropriate payment government.
– To eliminate debts.
Employees  Provide labor  Know their right to  Environmental 
the provision for SSS awareness
 Know their right to
the provision for
PhilHealth
Community   Follow laws and rules   Donate time, money,
to maintain balance or resources to local
and the greater good charities and
of the society organizations
 Pay taxes to the  Serve humanity
government  Donate to worthy
 Voting in elections causes like human
rights, national
 disaster relief, and
clean water and
education programs
in underdeveloped
countries.
Public at large    
Social Activists  Activist groups serve  Activism for civil and  Working for a cause  Donate time, money,
personal and social human rights and not for pay or resources to local
purposes, provide  Social movements.  Take action to do charities and
mutual support, Groups are the main what is necessary to organizations
and as well as getting way that activists are address a pressing  Environmental
tasks done. Working organized to get tasks problem. movements
with others can give a done. In many cases, Campaigning only for  Peace movements.
feeling of solidarity groups are part of a relevant issue and Peace movements are
and often leads to what is called a social should not be used a wide variety of
lasting friendships. movement. Social for aims such as groups, including local
 Activism result in a movements includes attacking minorities or groups campaigning
network of individuals many groups and promoting war. on a single issue and
and groups that is a individuals acting  Change social also contains a
source of towards a common relations, not just diversity of general
communication, goal to change society policies. For example; themes, such as
advice and in a particular way. greater equality in the opposition to wars
inspiration. They  Activists should family, worker and inhumane
provide a learning undertake participation in weapons.
environment, with "progressive" causes decision making, and
activists drawing on that promote equality treating non-human
the experience of and the rights of animals as valuable in
other groups to find those with less power. themselves
out what works. And
they provide a
framework or
perspective for
understanding
society, its problems,
 possible futures, and
ways of bringing
about change.
 Attend to the interest
of the oppressed and
contribute to the
progress of the
economy.