According to the 2015 Cone Communications Millennial CSR Study, based on the findings of a survey among 1,003 18- to 34-year-olds, Millennials show strong support, in a number of ways, for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) efforts by companies. More specifically:

• 91% of Millennials would change brands to a cause-related one  Tweet This! (of comparable quality and price)

• 87% of Millennials would buy environmentally or socially beneficial products and 59% bought such a product in the past year

• 88% of Millennials would stop buying products from a company with bad business practices

• When deciding what to buy or where to go shopping, 81% of Millennials take into account a company’s social and environmental initiatives

• 70% of Millennials would pay more for sustainable products

• A company supporting a social or environmental cause would be seen more positively by 93% of Millennials

• For 86% of Millennials companies should not just make profits but tackle social and environmental issues

• 81% and 82% of Millennials, respectively, would like companies to report on their progress in their CSR efforts and generate and communicate outcomes

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